from The Neutron Economy by Steve Skutnik
A
question which has occurred to me lately revolves around the oft-heard
objection that, "Nuclear has always been a state enterprise." In other
words, the high up-front capital cost (and attendant front-loaded risk
from construction delays and potential intervenors) makes nuclear a
tough pill to swallow for liberalized energy markets, despite the
extremely low operating costs (and hence, low back-end risk).
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