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by ncmncm
1408 days ago
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It costs more to operate nukes than renewables, even neglecting the staggering capital expenditure nukes cost. As a result, existing nukes will be mothballed as they become unable to sell power at a price that enables them to continue operating. Financing to build new ones is already prohibitive, except under government coercion. |
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Can you show us any "renewables" that were not government subsidized as well?
https://www.fao-on.org/en/Blog/Publications/2021-commercial-....
Seems "renweables" love the government subsidy bandagon as well?
Speaking of "government coercion" - this is exactly how Ontario got green energy in the first place.
First they mandated it, then they forced people to accept the wind farms despite their numerous protests.
take a read: https://toronto.ctvnews.ca/ontario-wind-power-opponents-prot...
As i posted above, no matter the power source, you can be 100% confident NIMBY will be there to protest it.
In Ontario, the cost to generate power is :
- Hydroelectric (5cents)
- Wind (8.6 cents)
- Solar (15.7 cents)
- Nuclear (16.5 cents).
Added bonus, nuclear produces power 24x7, when it is raining or cloudy, when we have a heat wave and zero winds.. in the cold dark winter nights...
If renewables are such a good deal, why is there so little of it?
As i posted, Ontario gets 59% of its power from nuclear, 5% from wind and 1% from solar...