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nuclear cost escalation: a standalone construct

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Energy economics

the sustained rise in real capital costs of nuclear plants over successive cohorts, linked in the source to regulation, design change and complexity.

In energy economics, nuclear cost escalation refers to the sustained rise in real capital costs of nuclear plants over successive cohorts, linked in the source to regulation, design change and complexity. This meaning comes from Komanoff (1981) in Power plant cost escalation.[1]

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References

Komanoff, C. (1981). Power plant cost escalation. Van Nostrand Reinhold. ISBN 9780442249038

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