Assuming theyre above with a cost of electricity of ~$0.20/kWh
Can we assume that, after factoring in the actual portion that the accounting says goes to the power plant itself? The economics of utility scale electricity includes both generation and transmission, so you can’t just take that retail price and assume it all goes to the power plant that produced the electricity.
Wholesale prices tend to stay below 10 cents in most parts of the country, although it sometimes spikes when grids are under strain. I think that’s probably a more fair assumption of how much the power plants themselves are paid for their production.
einfach_orangensaft@sh.itjust.works 2 weeks ago
That dosent include the cost of maintaining the radioactive trash for the next few million years.
polotype@lemmy.ml 2 weeks ago
First of all, go fuck yourself. Now that we are reay for a nice and constructive discussion,
Maintaining trash has a negligible cost.
Nobody gaf about costs when the whole ecosystem we know is at risk
It will be much cheaper to replace fossil fuels by nuclear because one of them is putting the whole biosphere at risk while the other is benign
Now le me reiterate, take the most painful object you can find and shove it up your ass. Half of the points you made in this comment section contradict themselves, you are a capitalist shittling. ;)