Nuclear energy is too expensive to build and it is also too important, relative to dealing with climate change, to have its future left to market forces. Several new efforts address these issues with ideas about how to fix the problem.
Nuclear Economics Book & Action Plan
Ed Kee, at the Washington, DC, based Nuclear Economics Consulting Group, has published a new book, available on Amazon next month, that explains why a market-based electricity industry is killing existing nuclear power plants and stopping new nuclear power plants. In the book he analyses the issue and presents an action plan with multiple recommendations to fix the problem.
