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>they are
The DIW institute disagrees and made a study demonstrating otherwise.
>DIW calculated that for every 1,000 Megawatts of nuclear power capacity that may be constructed under different conditions, there would be an average economic loss of between 1.5 to 8.9 billion Euros ($A2.4 to $A14.3 Billion).
>"Nuclear power was never designed for commercial electricity generation; it was aimed at nuclear weapons. That is why nuclear electricity has been and will continue to be uneconomical."
>While examining the history of nuclear power development globally, DIW found that it was military considerations that were the primary driver of nuclear reactor developments, with power generation a secondary product.
>“The further development of nuclear weapons and other military applications was the focus. Nuclear power plants were primarily designed to be “plutonium factories with appended electricity production,” the report said.
>they are
The DIW institute disagrees and made a study demonstrating otherwise.
>DIW calculated that for every 1,000 Megawatts of nuclear power capacity that may be constructed under different conditions, there would be an average economic loss of between 1.5 to 8.9 billion Euros ($A2.4 to $A14.3 Billion).
>"Nuclear power was never designed for commercial electricity generation; it was aimed at nuclear weapons. That is why nuclear electricity has been and will continue to be uneconomical."
>While examining the history of nuclear power development globally, DIW found that it was military considerations that were the primary driver of nuclear reactor developments, with power generation a secondary product.
>“The further development of nuclear weapons and other military applications was the focus. Nuclear power plants were primarily designed to be “plutonium factories with appended electricity production,” the report said.
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