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It depends what you consider as costs. France power generation (and consumption as well) is one of the very few with reliably low carbon intensity. You can play
by rnhmjoj 2y ago
It depends what you consider as costs. France power generation (and consumption as well) is one of the very few with reliably low carbon intensity. You can play around with https://app.electricitymaps.com/map https://app.electricitymaps.com/map and see how bad the emissions are in the rest of Europe.
- mmooss 2y agoSo not cost-effectively in the universally understood meaning. I think carbon should be taxed and the externality should be moved to balance sheets, but that's another discussion. France didn't solve the problem of cost-effective nuclear power.