Like I told you. A culture war issue without broader political backing, with the company putting final investment decision at such a timing in terms of election cycles as to ensure that broad political backing is there, or it won’t happen.

The social democrats opened up to negotiate a broader energy agreement covering both nuclear power and off-shore wind.

The right and hard right shut down that effort because only tens of billions in handouts per new built large scale reactor in capacity is the only solution. Even mentioning off-shore wind is a red like for them.

It is truly interesting when the right becomes the socialists. But that’s were we are in 2026.

Also, go ahead and please explain how Sweden can have 2.5 GW online by 2035 when investment decision is set to 2029 and projects like the Canadian SMF, French EPR2 and Polish AP1000 have similar dates as their ”perfectly executed project target date”, likely ending up being late 2030s or early 2040s?

It’s always funny when you proclaim imaginary new built nuclear power as the solution, rather than staying grounded in reality.

Cope harder.

Once again: your fantasies that you present as facts have nothing to do with reality.