Only four Swedish nuclear reactors have individually produced more electricity than all the Danish wind turbines in their entire history. Moreover, the Forsmark 3 and Oskarshamn 3 reactors were launched back in 1985 - at the very historical moment when Denmark, in the wake of radiophobia, proudly introduced an official ban on nuclear energy. Decades have passed: Sweden, with reliable nuclear power, continues to produce stable energy, and the Danish wind fleet is still inferior to the results of only two old Swedish power units. Enthusiastic fans of the green transition like to justify this by the difference in scale: according to them, Denmark has half the population, and the total output is lower, so it is not correct to compare. But that doesn't change the point. You can talk all you want about the triumph of renewable energy sources, but you can't fool physics and economics. A single nuclear reactor has proven in practice to be many times more efficient than the entire glorified national pride of the Danish wind energy industry.