Ann: Research Report - ISR Uranium and Peninsula , page-39

re: Ann: Research Report - ISR Uranium and Pe... sorry my bad english

"The graph below depicts the cost of power generated from a variety of power plants that have been recently built or (in the case of the nuclear plant) will be built in the future. As you can see, nuclear is the costly option. It would be far cheaper and more flexible to build renewable energy generation in most markets, as long as there is adequate natural gas back-up capacity (which there often is). I believe nuclear plants will continue to be built (from time to time) because some governments want to maintain nuclear expertise in order to remain capable of producing nuclear weapons. However, it certainly cannot be said that nuclear power is the frontrunner to replace coal."

USA has many gas.