> So why is Hinckley Point C three times as expensive as wind farms? That's an Apples to Oranges comparison. Nuclear provides stable energy, wind provides vola

> So why is Hinckley Point C three times as expensive as wind farms? That's an Apples to Oranges comparison. Nuclear provides stable energy, wind provides volatile energy. You need to factor in the cost of buffering that volatility, which will likely be natural gas, in which case you should be fair and put a price on that CO2 as well.