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Charlotte Nichols criticizes PAC report on Sizewell C amid rising gas prices

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Charlotte Nichols criticized a report produced by the Public Accounts Committee regarding the finances of Sizewell C. Nichols argued that the report was flawed because it compared the project to a counterfactual deal that was never offered. She noted that the country is currently exposed to skyrocketing global gas prices.

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The scrutiny highlights the tension between long-term energy infrastructure investment and immediate financial pressures caused by global commodity prices. Nichols argued that the decision to proceed with Sizewell C was necessary given the alternative was no power station at all.

The Public Accounts Committee examines budget estimates and expenditure.

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    The government might face increased costs related to energy security and the transition to new power generation.

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