"Dragging energy costs down around the globe" - such a shame the end consumer in a UK household doesn't see that reduction of costs in their bills.
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The amount of times I've had to block a cm0002 account is legitimately mind-blowing.
There are at least 40-50.
Lmao, exaggerate much my serial downvoting troll friend :P
There's only like 30 and I don't actively post from most of them anymore
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I don't need to say any more. I'll continue to downvote a personal botnet.
Except, none of it is automated so it can't be a "botnet" lmfao
If you'd actually spent time researching something before you take a position on someone instead of just going along with what someone else said or vibes or whatever you'd be able to see real quick from my posting times my general life schedule lmao
I've been using this account for a long while, if you haven't blocked it by now ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
How does this affect those nuclear deals where the price has been guaranteed for many years? We have a couple in UK. One of which isn’t even open yet. The price per KWh was set before it was built.
It would be deliciously ironic if solar ended up subsidising mothballed nuclear plants.
Nuclear costs are borne by the taxpayer anyway, either through utility fees or taxes. It's a waste of money at this juncture.
Well yes, so the taxpayer will subsidise everyone’s electric bill to pay the extortionate rate that was agreed upon.
The way China is going it could soon be so cheap that people will only pay a standing charge, and the electricity could actually be free. Like they promised with nuclear in the 60s.
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