German research academies, including acatech, Leopoldina, and the Union of the German Academies of Sciences and Humanities, have highlighted the feasibility of a secure energy supply in Germany without traditional baseload power plants. They recommend a mix of solar and wind energy, energy storage, flexible hydrogen systems, and residual load power plants for a reliable and environmentally friendly electricity grid. The German government's plan to incorporate hydrogen-fueled gas turbine plants aligns with this vision. The research also assessed the potential of various baseload technologies, including nuclear power, geothermal energy, natural gas with CO2 capture, and nuclear fusion. The study emphasizes the importance of cost reductions in baseload technologies to enable their integration into future energy systems, with excess electricity potentially being used for hydrogen production. Overall, the sentiment of the article is positive towards the transition to a more sustainable and diverse energy mix in Germany.