Was it worth it?

Do some effin research !!!

This has nothing to do with Brexit but with the ways each country fund power investment. The French tax payer is far from happy as they are providing the none transparent subsidies to there nationalised power companies. So smoke and mirrors

These positions have been established long before Brexit ! An argument about the pros and cons of each approach is a another valid argument !

You really need to consider losing the blue and gold ‘stupid’ tinted glasses..

Whether power is paid for directly by taxation or consumers, the point is the caps and levels this cost can be frozen at.

Key to this is the EU Internal Energy Market, with it's system of internal auctions that can spread and control costs across member States.

Wyot wrote:
Whether power is paid for directly by taxation or consumers, the point is the caps and levels this cost can be frozen at.

Key to this is the EU Internal Energy Market, with it's system of internal auctions that can spread and control costs across member States.

The UK has coal that could be used for the next 200 years enough time for the UK build some infrastructure or draw a blueprint.

EDF are taking legal action against their own government over their huge losses as a result.
This has nothing to do with the EU,or Brexit, just your complete lack of understanding of how this works.