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That's the problem: the cost doesn't really go down. You can only operate nuclear if you guarantee the prices a decade ahead. That's just not realistic and the
by jacquesm 7mo ago
That's the problem: the cost doesn't really go down. You can only operate nuclear if you guarantee the prices a decade ahead. That's just not realistic and the end result is that you'll end up subsidizing ever KWh produced and then you still have to factor in decommissioning costs. Nuclear is fantastic technology, but we can do so much better.
- Gud 7mo agoSweden builts a lot of nuclear reactors and they have been amazingly profitable for us. Unfortunately, many were dismantled before their end of life and we are now stuck with high energy prices. There is no natural law that says nuclear must be expensive. Correctly managed, it is an excellent power source.
- ViewTrick1002 7mo agoHow many trillions in subsidies should we hand out to "try one more time" with nuclear power when renewables and storage already is the cheapest energy source in human history?