Nuclear might be a modest contributor, but it isn't a solution to the need to eliminate CO2 emissions. In 2008 it was suggested that we should have 8 new nuclear power stations. How many will we have 20 years later? None. It will be at least 2030 before Hinckley Point C contributes any electricity to the grid. And when it does, the price will be around 50% higher than the current (already high) wholesale price of electricity. A new nuclear station at Sizewell is creating serious problems over the availability of clean water in the dry East of England. Nuclear is not an easy option. Fluctuating renewables can be accommodated by as wide a mix of locations as possible, along with exchange deals with other countries that have hydro, notably Norway. A small amount of fossil fuels can provide the final top up.