"in San Antonio the city utility owns half of the South Texas Project...[and] we’ve got the lowest municipal rates in the country because of these nuclear plants that have all been paid for..."
@EdwKee
Nuclear Economics Consulting Group
https://t.co/8EYZwuzJFd
#Energytwitter
NECG Submission to UK Inquiry on Financing Energy Infrastructure - focus on UK government actions to address new nuclear financing challenges #nucleareconomics
https://t.co/Umz1SJQWJW
@pronuclear Rick:
US electricity industry is based on a lot of project-level decisions, not national planning or ROI assessment. Renewables get built because they are profitable projects; nuclear power plants retire early because they are not profitable.
PA losing a nuclear plant that generates more carbon-free power than all of the state's wind, solar & hydro combined. Unfortunately, it won't be renewables that pick up the slack. https://t.co/mhJxl5fP8q
Three Mile Island unit 1 to retire early - another operating US nuclear plant permanently lost to market failure. #marketfailure#nucleareconomics
https://t.co/fHn8M1Hnqc