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Nuclear Power: Cost, Benefits & Black Swans

Nuclear Power: Cost, Benefits & Black Swans
The study considers the period from 2011 to 2017, after the "Chernobyl-induced" moratorium, when 10 of the seventeen operational nuclear reactors in Germany were shut down.
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