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New nuclear 'the most efficient way' to decarbonise grids, NNWI report finds
A new report published today by New Nuclear Watch Institute (NNWI) concludes that new nuclear build is the most efficient way to achieve decarbonisation of the electricity grid, being able to reduce system carbon intensity by up to 34% per megawatt of installed capacity compared to intermittent renewables. It recommends that policymakers look beyond the levelised cost of electricity (LCOE) to assess the overall system impact of power generation technologies.
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Keywords: Nuclear - decarbonisation
Countries: Worldwide -
Organisation: World Nuclear News
Subjects: Electricity generation, Nuclear industry, Decarbonisation, Low carbon, Net zero
