Thread: Labour plans publicly owned renewable energy giant
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Old 27-09-2022, 21:49   #5
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Re: Labour plans publicly owned renewable energy giant
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Originally Posted by nomadking View Post
EDF France is massively in debt, Not a great example of being under State ownership. Where would the massive sums needed to build a nuclear plant have come from if they had been state owned at the time.

The other companies tend to operate in multiple countries, and in multiple business areas. Any success they might have, is not from operating in a single business area or country.
EdF's French nuclear power stations were built when the company was under 100% state ownership. The UK's nuclear power stations were built under state ownership.
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