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Search this site Navigation Home Who we are Actions Risks for investors Government and the EC The potential of renewables Opportunity cost Distortions in energy markets No subsidies for nuclear power News releases, articles and letters Reports and articles Public opinion News Links Campaigns and trade associations Resources Subsidies for fossil fuels Nuclear weapons Contact Sitemap Home Please support Stop Hinkley and sign the Nuclear Pledge STOP PRESS: Nuclear subsidies (Hinkley Point C) . This is a commentary on the Commission decision of 08.10.2014 on the aid measure SA.34947 (2013/C) (ex 2013/N) which the United Kingdom is planning to implement for support to the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station, from the European Commission. See also Comments on "State aid SA.34947 (2013/C) (ex 2013/N)—Investment Contract (early Contract for Difference) for the Hinkley Point C New Nuclear Power Station: Invitation to submit comments pursuant to Article 108(2) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union" . Sent 2014-03-23. KEY READS: News releases Reports: Nuclear subsidies (Hinkley Point C) . This is a commentary on the Commission decision of 08.10.2014 on the aid measure SA.34947 (2013/C) (ex 2013/N) which the United Kingdom is planning to implement for support to the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station, from the European Commission. It appears that some key arguments and conclusions in the Commission's decision are false. And it appears that the errors in these arguments and conclusions arise largely from seriously deficient understandings of technical aspects of nuclear power and technical aspects of electricity supply systems. Because of the apparent importance of those technical issues, much of Nuclear subsidies (Hinkley Point C) is devoted to them. Memorandum for the Environmental Audit Committee's enquiry into "Energy Subsidies in the UK" (PDF, , 2013-05-23). The financial risks of investing in new nuclear power plants (PDF). This is about five major risks of investing in new nuclear plants: market risk, cost risk, subsidy risk, political risk, and construction risk. Nuclear Subsidies (PDF). Mainly about seven main types of existing subsidy for nuclear power. Subsidies for nuclear power in the UK government’s proposals for electricity market reform (PDF). Mainly about four proposed new subsidies for nuclear power. Article: A subsidy for nuclear power and its unintended consequences . At a meeting in London in February 2009, five of us discussed the question: "Can a legal case be made that subsidies for nuclear power should be removed, on the grounds that they create unfair competition for renewables?" In brief, the legal advice that we have received is that the answer to the question is, "yes", a case can certainly be made. The first step in any legal action is to make a formal complaint to the European Commission about unlawful state aid for nuclear power . The main reasons for making the complaint are : Raising awareness of existing and proposed new subsidies for nuclear power. Raising awareness amongst potential investors in nuclear power that the industry depends heavily on subsidies, that the subsidies are not set in concrete, and that they may be withdrawn at any time. If the complaint is at least partially successful, some or all of the subsidies may be withdrawn. More generally, nuclear power is a hindrance in the fight against climate change , diverting resources away from technologies that will cut emissions more deeply, more quickly, more cheaply, and with none of the risks and other problems with nuclear power. Subpages (2): A subsidy for nuclear power and its unintended consequences Open letter to Commissioner Almunia: No valid justification for subsidising nuclear power For information on saving on energy please visit Utility Saving Expert for homeowners or Business Energy UK for business use. If you're looking for information about renewable energy visit The Renewable Energy Centre . Sign in | Recent Site Activity | Report Abuse | Print Page | Powered By Google Sites

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