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Nuclear competitiveness has improved since 1998
Brief
March 21, 2005
On March 16, the OECD Agencies (NEA and IEA) published a new study updating 1998 figures on the costs of generating electricity in 19 OECD member countries and 3 non-members countries. The study provides generation cost estimates for over a hundred power plants including coal-fired, gas-fired, nuclear, hydro, solar and wind plants. According to NEA Director General, data show that "economy is no longer a problem for nuclear due to the steady rise in natural gas prices in the recent past and the significant increase in capacity factors for nuclear plants operating today".
