> I think theres going to be a significant work to push down the costs of re-powering the aging nuclear fleet. The EPR2 costs just keeps spiraling. They haven'

> I think theres going to be a significant work to push down the costs of re-powering the aging nuclear fleet. The EPR2 costs just keeps spiraling. They haven't even started building yet or been able to agree on how to finance the subsidies. This is the same France that less than a month ago had another government collapse due to being underwater in debt with a spending problem and being unable to agree on how to fix it. A massive handout to the nuclear industry sounds like just the right plan! It is also funny that you mention Russia. You do know that the EU despite 19 sanction packages haven't been able to agree on sanctions for the Russian nuclear industry. We still are too reliant on it. Germany was able to quickly phase out Russian fossil gas, while france keeps being EUs no. 1 importer of Russian LNG. But I do love blaming everything on Germany. So much easier.