There will not be a future without nuclear and without coal. Maybe one, yeah, maybe without coal and we do gas, but without nuclear and without fossil fuels, there won't be a future in Germany for the time being. We had a compromise about nuclear power between all the social groups and then after Fukushima, Mrs. Merkel decided within one week to shut off the plants. And that was a rather spontaneous decision, which was backed by the majority of the population at the time. But I wonder what will be this majority if the implications become known to the people. Until 2022, these plants will be running and after that they won't be available. And then we will have either more fossil fuel or we will have very volatile green electricity with an unstable net. So there we have a problem which we have not yet solved. We have feed interest, artificial prices for wind and solar and then they have the priority right to go into the net. This all requires a lot of money and the consumers have to pay for it. The consumers pay 23 billion euros per year more currently than they would have had to pay without these subsidies. Moving into wind and solar will be difficult beyond a certain point because when the pipes of the wind and solar energy production are more than demand, then we cannot smooth off the difference by cutting on shutting off existing power plants. They cannot run in negative territory. Then we would have to have a storage device for the peaks but there is hardly any reasonable storage possibility available. There are possibilities that are nuclear fusion which would be a different way of producing nuclear energy free of radiation that we should look for and Germany is actually advancing. Supposedly the north of Germany will be filled with wind energy, new ones and solar panels. This will still not provide enough energy for Germans demand. The wind energy comes only from the north because the wind is twice as strong as in the south and that means eight times as much energy for some square root formula which physics has given us. So we need to have power lines from the north to the south. These are expensive. There is a lot of local opposition but Germany will make them. The question is it is so useful because in the east and in the west there is sufficient nuclear power supply. I think what will also happen is that the private net companies will try to bring nuclear energy into Germany. Currently we are doing it through Austria. The current electricity goes to Austria, it is wide washed and then sent to Germany and everyone has a good feeling.