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In France, the nuclear-generated electricity poten- tial—the approximate peak output ability of France’s nuclear power plant network—is twice what it was fifteen years ago. Yet during this period no new nuclear power plants were built in France; in fact, five plants were decommissioned, due to various spend- ing and safety concerns.
Which one of the following, if true, best explains the discrepancy described above?
Over the last fifteen years, the demand for electricity in France has outstripped the supply available from domestic sources.
The current rate of increase in domestic demand for electricity in France is not as great as it was fifteen years ago.
The planned expansion of the nuclear power plant network in France has been held up due to increased concerns over the safety of such facilities.
The price of domestically generated electricity in France has declined significantly over the last fifteen years.
The average French power plant has the potential to generate more electricity than it did earlier, due to advances in nuclear power- generation technology over the last fifteen years.
IMO E
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