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Historical construction costs of global nuclear power reactors

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Supports the finding that overnight construction costs for nuclear reactors rose over time in the United States and France rather than falling with cumulative experience, with more varied trends in other national programmes — the empirical basis for treating constructed generation as behaving differently from manufactured generation. V55 verification basis: not retrieved in this session. This paper has been contested in subsequent literature on both data selection and interpretation, and a curator should represent that dispute rather than the finding alone.

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