Greece Defaults. What now?

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mai said:

generic-user-1 said:

mai said:

generic-user-1 said:

nuclear is more expensive than burning money... the brits have to pay 92,5 Pound/mw.

and that finish nuclear plant is still in the building burning alot of money...

92,5 for what exactly? Price for an end-user? For electric power company? Does it include transportation? Is this specificllay a NPP energy price? Or average for UK? And last but not least, "MW" or "MWh"?

92,5p/mwh  is the price the uk government is guaranteed to the company.  + inflation adjustment+ compensation if they have to stop producing before the 60 years lifetime are over.

So that'd ~130 euros for every MWh electric power company buys from the plant. Ok, then you should clarify one moment for me. How come electricity prices in Denmark (39% of _electricity_ consumption comes from the wind as they've claimed) for the _households_ are over 300 euros/MWh, while for UK that's only 200 euros/MWh (nuclear AND renewables _primary energy_ consumption are at 14%)?

But again we're talking apple and oranges here. I'm talking about energy (of which electricity generation is only a fraction) and EROEI (rather than pricing, which is influenced by a dozen of factors including government subventions).

BTW for the record, I'm paying 35 euros/MWh :P

denmark has realy high taxes.  

35€/mwh are well below the cost from coal, i dont think thats working without shadow subventions).

if you wanna talk about energie without prices an world market well then we are talking about mad max.  so pigshit=energie...