Re:Germany cut fossil fuels as much as did the U.S., but at ...
by 0-_-0 on Thursday December 03, 2020 @05:29PM
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Hinkley Point C costs more than 12.5B:
"The plant, which has a projected lifetime of sixty years, has an estimated construction cost of between £19.6 billion and £20.3 billion. The National Audit Office estimates the additional cost to consumers (above the estimated market price of electricity) under the "strike price" will be £50 billion, which "will continue to vary as the outlook for wholesale market prices shifts"."
"The plant, which has a projected lifetime of sixty years, has an estimated construction cost of between £19.6 billion and £20.3 billion. The National Audit Office estimates the additional cost to consumers (above the estimated market price of electricity) under the "strike price" will be £50 billion, which "will continue to vary as the outlook for wholesale market prices shifts"."
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hinkley_Point_C_nuclear_power_...