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How much money would a nuclear pwoerplant cost to buld? How much would it cost in the future?How does it work?
Q. How much money would a nuclear pwoerplant cost to buld? How much would it cost in the future? How does it work?
Asked by snoopal - Tue Feb 3 08:53:01 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Nuclear plants that are proposed for construction in the US in the next 1-10 years will cost between 5-7 billion dollars per reactor, depending on which design. In the past, they were built for as little as 300 million dollars. * Provisional contracts for two 1,117 MWe AP1000 reactors at the Virgil C. Summer Nuclear Generating Station have estimated final costs of approximately $4.9 billion per reactor. [1] * On April 9, 2008, Georgia Power Company reached a contract agreement for two AP1000 reactors to be built at Vogtle, at an estimated final cost of $14 billion. [2] The profit on a running reactor is about $1 million dollars a day, the cost is 5.93 cents per kWh, and includes Uranium for fuel, insurance, waste disposal,… [cont.]
Answered by NukeWorker.com - Thu Feb 5 20:42:16 2009
Q. How much money would a nuclear pwoerplant cost to buld? How much would it cost in the future? How does it work?
Asked by snoopal - Tue Feb 3 08:53:01 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Nuclear plants that are proposed for construction in the US in the next 1-10 years will cost between 5-7 billion dollars per reactor, depending on which design. In the past, they were built for as little as 300 million dollars. * Provisional contracts for two 1,117 MWe AP1000 reactors at the Virgil C. Summer Nuclear Generating Station have estimated final costs of approximately $4.9 billion per reactor. [1] * On April 9, 2008, Georgia Power Company reached a contract agreement for two AP1000 reactors to be built at Vogtle, at an estimated final cost of $14 billion. [2] The profit on a running reactor is about $1 million dollars a day, the cost is 5.93 cents per kWh, and includes Uranium for fuel, insurance, waste disposal,… [cont.]
Answered by NukeWorker.com - Thu Feb 5 20:42:16 2009
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