Oh I agree. At the very least they should be looking at re-commissioning rather than de-commissioning.
The green movement began in the 70's in Germany, so they've been on this path for a long time. In the 90's it gained steam, and after Fukushima, Merkel went all-in on denuclearization of the energy sector.
Russian gas was a "transition" fuel until they transitioned to all renewables, and at least some people recognize the problems with that.
Kind of a similar short-sightedness as our decision to stop building icebreakers because Al Gore said the arctic would be ice-free by 2013...
The green movement began in the 70's in Germany,
Bankrolled by the commies.