> “Wordt de energierekening een probleem voor veel mensen? Ja. Kan dat probleem opgelost worden door kerncentrales te verlengen? Neen”, zegt Belmans.
Ronnie is debunking the promises of cheaper energy prices with the extension of the nuclear power plants. It’s more complex than that.
I have family in Russia. They’re fucked. Nothing more or less. Do they vote putin? Idk and I don’t care. They don’t have enough journalism to make a decent opinion.
We’re fucked too, we will pay more for stuff, but less than the Russians. Is it worth it? Well how much is worth a Ukrainian life?
We’re at war, we’re all fucked. The sooner all of this ends, the better for the world.
Edit: before anyone takes it wrong, saving people from Ukraine is top priority
What I’m asking myself is that when prices go up, let’s say an extra 20-30 euro’s on fuel, you don’t have that money to buy that delicious sandwich you weekly buy on Fridays. Meaning that shops will have less financial means to pay for their bills which again have increased in price… It’s like a cycle where spending capacity is going to decrease drastically for many
Can someone explain why the hell the most expensive form of energy production sets the prize for the full complement of energy production? Why don’t we simply pay the “real” production cost, or at least an averaged price?
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Because with the current system, billions are disappearing in a select few companies’ pockets. (and probably the intercommunales because money always seems to disappear when they’re involved)
Well boy in 2025 all will become a little but better again hopefully… if brussels is not Nuketown 2025
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> “Wordt de energierekening een probleem voor veel mensen? Ja. Kan dat probleem opgelost worden door kerncentrales te verlengen? Neen”, zegt Belmans.
Ronnie is debunking the promises of cheaper energy prices with the extension of the nuclear power plants. It’s more complex than that.
I have family in Russia. They’re fucked. Nothing more or less. Do they vote putin? Idk and I don’t care. They don’t have enough journalism to make a decent opinion.
We’re fucked too, we will pay more for stuff, but less than the Russians. Is it worth it? Well how much is worth a Ukrainian life?
We’re at war, we’re all fucked. The sooner all of this ends, the better for the world.
Edit: before anyone takes it wrong, saving people from Ukraine is top priority
What I’m asking myself is that when prices go up, let’s say an extra 20-30 euro’s on fuel, you don’t have that money to buy that delicious sandwich you weekly buy on Fridays. Meaning that shops will have less financial means to pay for their bills which again have increased in price… It’s like a cycle where spending capacity is going to decrease drastically for many
Can someone explain why the hell the most expensive form of energy production sets the prize for the full complement of energy production? Why don’t we simply pay the “real” production cost, or at least an averaged price?
​
Because with the current system, billions are disappearing in a select few companies’ pockets. (and probably the intercommunales because money always seems to disappear when they’re involved)
Well boy in 2025 all will become a little but better again hopefully… if brussels is not Nuketown 2025