I think reactor subproducts  are second source for weapons, so not only
electrical power should be considered when talking about cash flow. Besides
having nuclear reactors means POWER and not only electric power and that
have no price.
What do you think about ?

Rodolfo.

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De: piclist-bounces@mit.edu [mailto:piclist-bounces@mit.edu]En nombre de
RussellMc
Enviado el: Saturday, April 14, 2012 10:52 PM
Para: Microcontroller discussion list - Public.
Asunto: Re: [TECH] Nuclear Power plant additions approved


If the plant makes 2200 MW 24/7 year after year,
if fuel costs $0,
if maintenance costs $0,
if staff costs $0,
if interest rate of borrowed money is 0.0000000%,
if there are no
    accidents
    or other costs such as
        waste disposal,
        site remediation,
        security,
        insurance [tm] etc
not in the $14M
OR if any of the above are fully costed using standard DCF into the $14B

then

at $0.05/unit whole sale breakeven occurs in 348 years.
At $1.00 per unit it's 17 years.

Anyone researching this please tell me where the loans, security
insurance staff etc can be found at $0 *and I'll have some too.


Russell

* MAY be in the $14B.

> http://articles.latimes.com/2012/feb/09/nation/la-na-nuclear-20120210
>
> #1  At 14 billion dollars for two reactors.... what is the breakdown of
costs ?
>     How much of this could be done off-site and be shipped to the site ?
>     Why 14 billion dollars ?
>
> #2  What is the cash flow for this investment ?  Loan costs versus sale of
electrical power ......
>
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