After almost silently accepted the decision of Angela Merkel to suspend the operations of the seven oldest reactors, major German energy companies show threatening to the government, tells Der Spiegel. Their goal is to avoid a permanent cessation of power certainly old, but still profitable. To achieve this goal, they threaten not to pay a penny too "Development Fund for Renewable Energy" introduced in exchange for extending the life of plants.
"We do cotisons for reactors that work," said one of their leaders. A position that does not fit at all with Merkel government. In addition it constitutes a "breach of contract", it represents a shortfall of 27 million euros within three months. 
"We do cotisons for reactors that work," said one of their leaders. A position that does not fit at all with Merkel government. In addition it constitutes a "breach of contract", it represents a shortfall of 27 million euros within three months.
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