johnquiggin,
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This piece from Jonathan Bruegel at IEEFA makes the surprising (to me) point that, despite planning new , the French government has taken the action needed to extend the lives of existing plants beyond 40 years, as has happened in the US. I'd be very surprised if this wasn't a quicker and cheaper option than new build, and quite possibly a cost-effective complement to renewables.

https://ieefa.org/resources/frances-nuclear-buildout-plan-must-not-jeopardise-renewables-growth

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