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by cycomanic
1069 days ago
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> whereas France has a deep storage facility on the way. That has been "on the way" for how many years exactly? The reality is that after almost > 50 years of nuclear power we have exactly one long-term storage facility world-wide which has been commissioned last year (Finland). And somehow that was hailed as a success. Also what do you think the storage cost for deep storage facilities are? |
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Research is completed, we're currently in the process of anti-nuclear groups using their legal recourse options. This project is not time-critical, so there is no reason to speed that up.
> Also what do you think the storage cost for deep storage facilities are?
Initial investment estimates are between €8bn and €16bn [1].
[1], in french: https://www.ccomptes.fr/system/files/2019-07/20190704-rappor...