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Someone certainly will be paying for it. I've lived in two locations where the utilities invested in nuclear and ratepayers get to pay for the difference betwe
by projektfu 3y ago
Someone certainly will be paying for it. I've lived in two locations where the utilities invested in nuclear and ratepayers get to pay for the difference between the cost of the energy and what they can sell it for. In Pittsburgh, we at least received some of the overpriced power we subsidized. In Atlanta, the nuclear plant is selling power to a different market, but we pay for it nonetheless.