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With the German parliament鈥檚 decision to transfer responsibility for the country鈥檚 nuclear waste storage to the state, arguably the most expensive project in the history of German energy policy, has been legally phased-out with a broad political consensus, Petra Pinzler writes in an opinion piece for weekly newspaper Die Zeit. 鈥淏ut it has not been paid for yet. And that鈥檚 just the problem,鈥� she says. Profits made with nuclear energy have long been apportioned among the plant operators rather than being used to ensure financial provisions in a foresighted manner - and now the state will have to help out, Pinzler writes. Germany鈥檚 nuclear exit could have been a model for the world, but the costs associated with its belated organisation 鈥渨ill deter a lot of governments from doing it鈥�, she argues.

For information on the legal status of phasing out nuclear power, see the 麻豆无码版 article Germany's constitutional court backs speedy nuclear exit.