some amazing facts about nuclear power, page-5

Dave
If you do a google search you will come up with multiple comparisons of the current and projected cost of solar, wind, gas, oil coal, nuclear power generation.

You will usually find in most of these comparisons that the cost of decommissioning the reactor and handling the spent fuel is internalized for nuclear as part of the energy cost, while this is never done for the other sources.

You will also usually find that the backup power required for wind and solar (usually a dollar for dollar incremental amount once about 15% of total power is generated by wind or solar) is often not included in the costs of wind and solar.

These tend to distort the figures considerably, as is probably part of the intention.

I wonder the mentality of someone who can read that well though out article and find nothing to comment on except the number of lines per sentence. Incredible.