Abstract
The new transatlantic partnership can be the cornerstone of this change: real climate protection without false truths and hidden smoke bombs, but a shift to a full supply of renewable energies.
Highlights
The old energy world does not fit into the new energy world transition
Nuclear energy comes at a considerable cost as well, in the construction and dismantling of the plants, but especially in the disposal of the nuclear waste that has to be stored over thousands of years
Even in the US, there is no final repository for the nuclear waste
Summary
President Biden’s plans are ambitious and promising and, if realised, could bring about real change It is high time: America’s reputation as a global climate protector is abysmal. All, outgoing President Donald Trump represents the past: he wanted to save coal, build oil pipelines and cancel the climate treaty. His energy policy, a throwback to ways of 30 years ago, has largely denied the future and ignored science. A throwback to ways of 30 years ago, has largely denied the future and ignored science His plan did not quite work: Despite the Trump administration’s policies, emissions are down as fossil natural gas has replaced coal. The new energy world is more decentralised, small-scale, networked and intelligent, and it is based on the intelligent networking of volatile renewable energies, storage and energy saving (Jacobsen, 2020)
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