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You don't tend to see it because it's so small it gets buried and lumped in with a bunch of other costs, either capex or as operating costs (if modeled as a lea
by rcxdude 1y ago
You don't tend to see it because it's so small it gets buried and lumped in with a bunch of other costs, either capex or as operating costs (if modeled as a lease). It's ~1% of the total costs in most markets, so the only people who think it's worth mentioning are people advocating for nuclear power, since energy produced per acre is one of the only metrics where nuclear comes out on top.