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"Always more expensive than expected"12 Aug

"Always more expensive than expected"

The Government wants to invest in new nuclear power. After the proposal on financing was presented, Thomas Tangerås, national economist and researcher, warns against putting all eggs in the same basket.

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Vattenfall: Unclear if 80 öre is enough12 Aug

Vattenfall: Unclear if 80 öre is enough

The potential nuclear power plant builders, Vattenfall and Fortum, are of course positive to the proposal that the state takes a large part of the risk. However, whether the price guarantee of 80 öre per kWh is sufficient is uncertain. It is too early to determine that level, says Desirée Comstedt at Vattenfall.

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Proposal: How New Nuclear Power Should be FinancedTop news12 Aug

Proposal: How New Nuclear Power Should be Financed

The Government wants to make a major investment in new nuclear power – but it is believed to be expensive. Now a model is being presented where the state, among other things, will cover 75 percent of the project's financing.

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