The UK's nuclear energy fiasco, page-4

Yes, look what it's costing them. A huge rise driving consumers to use solar and battery storage to make ends meet.
Here it would cost even more and our solar energy is far more efficient due to the climate. You can only wonder why?

"The British say they absolutely need the 7% of national electricity that the project would provide, by 2025, scheduled start date. That is why they have long since agreed an unprecedented deal with you that will pay £92.50 per Megawatt hour, more than twice the current retail price of electricity, guaranteed for 35 years, and linked to inflation – in so doing loading many billions onto the future energy bills of hard-pressed British families. British officials are meanwhile actively suppressing renewable energy and energy efficiency. Cynics suspect they are doing so in part to ensure a market for the electricity your plant will provide, when you finish it – as you say you can, nothwithstanding doubters even in your own ranks – ten years from now."