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Germany, despite a strong year for renewable energy, increased electricity imports in 2023, leading to discussions on nuclear power restart. Data reveals no link between nuclear phase-out and import rise, driven by cheaper foreign electricity. The country's shift to net importer status since 2002 is attributed to cost-effectiveness, not insufficient domestic energy.
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