> Their operational costs are almost non-existent, but the monstrous overhead of building them ruins economic viability. The 'non-existent' operating costs are

> Their operational costs are almost non-existent, but the monstrous overhead of building them ruins economic viability. The 'non-existent' operating costs are financially equal to renewables (and rapidly approaching renewables + storage) and the social and ecological costs in kazakhstan, uzbekistan, niger, australia etc. are on par with coal mining or fracking.