Germany decided many years ago that they were not going to build any more reactors, the decison didn't coincide with an "experiment" in solar ... nor was the initial solar target "three nuclear plants".
More importantly, they only just recently exceeded the annual output of three new reactors last year (giving you the benefit of the doubt and assuming that's what you meant by "plant"
. They're nowhere close to "nearly ten!" reactors worth of generation.
And, of course, they paid far more for the solar they've built so far than the cost of three reactors...even ignoring the cost of replacing those solar panels a couple times before the reactors wore out... and, of course, ignoring the cost of other generation that's necessary to back up solar power when the sun isn't cooperative.
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