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> Long answer short: Nuclear still is cost competitive except on countries which have direct fossil reserves. That doesn't make sense: Countries that have rese
by IfOnlyYouKnew 7y ago
> Long answer short: Nuclear still is cost competitive except on countries which have direct fossil reserves.
That doesn't make sense: Countries that have reserves can sell them at the exact price that countries without pay. The comparison with nuclear cannot logically be different for those two cases.
- Armisael16 7y agoTransport costs drive up the price for non-producing buyers. Also, producer reduce supply when they use their own product, which pushes prices up and reduces the difference in costs for the fuel (non-producers also drive up the price a when they buy, but that doesn’t help them). I doubt either of those effects is particularly significant, but they aren’t nothing.