The economy, the first victim of the energy shortage of 2023
The Press Club discusses the future energy crisis. “Never has the risk of a shortage been so great,” said the director of GIS.
The Muehleberg nuclear power plant came into operation in 1972.
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Who will be hit by the energy crisis next year? All? Nobody? At press club this Monday, spurred on by Pierre Ruetschi, Christian Brunier, director of GIS, Peter Wooders, former energy director of the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD), PLR deputy Adrien Genecand, and the vice-president of the Greens, Julien Nicolet- said-Félix, engaged in the little game of predictions during a round table on the crisis and the question of the return of nuclear power.
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