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What do diverging views on nuclear costs mean for the future of France’s power market?
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Key Highlights:
- Explore how the end of ARENH in 2025 and the introduction of the new VNU mechanism will redefine electricity pricing for the next decade.
- See how the €19.3/MWh gap between EDF’s and CRE’s nuclear cost estimates could drive a €10.6 billion difference in annual tax revenue and influence long-term contract pricing.
- Understand how new reference prices between 60–80 €/MWh will impact CAPN contracts, investor sentiment, and the competitiveness of France’s nuclear future.
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