If "heavily reliant on imports from its neighbors" means electricity wind energy from Britain and Denmark rather than uranium and gas from Russia that should be fine. (Before mentioning French nuclear, do yourself a favor and look up where la grande nation still buys most of of their uranium.)

"After an export surplus of 27.1 TWh was achieved in electricity trading in 2022, there was an import surplus of 11.7 TWh in 2023. This was mainly due to the lower electricity generation costs in neighboring European countries in the summer and the high cost of CO2 certificates. Most imports […]