Boris Johnson compares nuclear energy investment to buying a new kettle

The video discusses the potential impact of Hinkley Point C on reducing national fuel bills by £3 billion annually. It highlights the concept of false economy using an example of replacing an old kettle to save on electricity bills. The transcript also covers the government's role in energy projects, including the pricing decisions for Hinkley Point C. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of investing in Sizewell C, with the government committing £700 million as part of a larger funding initiative.

What is the estimated reduction in national fuel bills if Hinkley Point C were operational?

• £3 billion

• £4 billion

• £2 billion

• £1 billion

What is the potential annual savings on electricity bills by replacing an old kettle with a new one?

• £15

• £20

• £10

• £5

What was the strike price agreed upon for Hinkley Point C per MW hour?

• £82.50

• £112.50

• £102.50

• £92.50

How much is the government investing in the Sizewell C project?

• £800 million

• £700 million

• £600 million

• £500 million

What is the total government funding available for developing large-scale nuclear projects?

• £1.7 billion

• £1.8 billion

• £1.6 billion

• £1.5 billion