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Originally posted by mudguts: ↑

So a proven world wide tech that brings DOWN costs (nuclear), compared to NOT ONE G20 country working on constantly replacables.....

Why is it that the best estiamte is $1.5 TRILIION dollar and then on the replacement treadmill.

A CON Et al are too scared to put up a price for power under their cobbled together scheme.

Power WILL NEVER come down under..just the line maintenance will jump from circa $150 a quarter to $500 a quarter with the amount of lines required....and that is BEFORE you use nay power.

Nuclear the cheapest, safest, greenist, most scalebale & capable power we have & doesn't kill the environment in the process.

There is No alternative, constantly replacables too expensive & no security of supply.

You could bring down the part time power network with a WW1 rifle.....you ever seen roads signs out back. Won't be long till the blades are used as target practice.

I said 5 years ago, ev recharge stations will be vandalised...but that was taboo apparently ...well welcome to the real world.

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Are the following countries members of the G20 ? Austria, Denmark, Greece, Italy, Ireland, Norway - Do they have nuclear power now ?

How many nuclear power stations does Germany have in operation ?

I will leave the rest to others - yawn
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