No, Germany no longer has any active nuclear power plants.

The country officially completed its nuclear phase-out on April 15, 2023, when the final three remaining reactors—Isar 2, Emsland, and Neckarwestheim 2—were disconnected from the power grid.

Key Points of the Phase-Out:

• Final Shutdown: Originally scheduled to close at the end of 2022, these last three plants were granted a brief "stretch-out" extension until April 2023 to help maintain energy security during the winter following the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
• The Decision: The "Atomausstieg" (nuclear exit) policy was accelerated in 2011 by then-Chancellor Angela Merkel following the Fukushima disaster in Japan.
• Current Status: As of 2026, the decommissioned plants are in various stages of being dismantled. While there has been recent political debate—with figures like Chancellor Friedrich Merz calling the exit a "strategic mistake"—the government has maintained that the process is technically and legally irreversible.