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Technology that keeps going up so the plants are getting safer and safer, but with that, the cost is actually increasing. so it will cost a lot. so then you can ask the question, well, even though it costs a lot, do you still need it, 'cause we can do it. another challenge with nuclear is it produces constant power very well so doesn't actually do so well at offsetting peaks and troughs of solar and wind. so, my slightly biased opinion is we need to generate most of our power from solar and wind — certainly hydro where it's in existence — and then use production of hydrogen or fuels and pr...

It's gotta be a large one, they're big long—term projects and they don't compete on cost. the cost on electricity from nuclear is the only technology that keeps going up so the plants are getting safer and safer, but with that, the cost is actually increasing. so it will cost a lot. so then you can ask the question, well, even though it costs a lot, do you still need it, 'cause we can do it. another challenge with nuclear is it produces constant power very well so doesn't actually do so well at offsetting peaks and troughs of solar and wind. so, my slightly biased opinion is we need to gener...

If they can fill the gap for winter power, for instance, in the uk where we use the stored hydrogen, you use that as a power source. so it's traditional power stations but using green hydrogen as the power source. thank you. i'm going to look for another question in the room here at the v&a. hi, my name is shivika from imperial college. i just want to know about the future regarding the airborne wind turbines. what do you think that in the near term there is a future for airborne because google investing in airborne wind turbine system, we've seen one — first wind turbine system in germany. ...

And prior gas—fired turbines if we need them. they can fill the gap for winter power, for instance in the uk where we use the stored hydrogen, you use that as a power source. it is traditional power stations but using green power as the source. i will look for another question in the room. , will look for another question in the room-— will look for another question in the room. , ., ., ,, ., the room. hi, i 'ust want to know about the — the room. hi, ijust want to know about the future _ the room. hi, ijust want to know about the future regarding - the room. hi, ijust want to know. abou...

It's got to be a large one, they're big long—term projects and they don't compete on cost. the cost of electricity from nuclear is the only technology that keeps going up so the plants are getting safer and safer but with that, the cost is actually increasing. so it will cost a lot. so then you can ask the question, well, even though it costs a lot, do you still need it, cos we can do it. another challenge with nuclear is it produces constant power very well so doesn't actually do so well at offsetting peaks and troughs of solar and wind. so, my slightly biased opinion is we need to generate...