Germany Shuts Down Last Nuclear Reactors, Transitioning to Renewable Energy Despite Energy Crisis and Debate

Germany dismantled its nuclear program after deciding to phase out nuclear power following the 2011 Fukushima disaster.
The decision aims for Germany to transition to renewable energy, generating 80% of electricity from renewables by 2030, though the timeline was delayed recently due to an energy crisis.
The shutdown of the reactors was celebrated by environmentalists but criticized by some politicians and business leaders concerned about energy security and costs.
Bavaria proposes running its own nuclear program under state control, hoping to act as a pioneer in nuclear research and energy transition.
Germany must still address nuclear waste storage and the future of its remaining nuclear infrastructure.