good article yes. I read a bit deeper after your comment. One thing that bothered me was the capacity factor of combined cycle gas 55% being compared to nuclear 92%. Nuclear plants are supposed to run all the time and are not cycled up and down like gas units (peaking units). Is it fair to compare a peaking unit to a unit that is supposed to run all the time to provide base load? Maybe natty gas units have to be shutdown more often than nuclear plants for maintenance, but I didn't think this was the case. Forgive my ignorance if so. Obviously if natty gas units are cycled up and down based on market conditions this should be considered a strength not a weakness. So that seemed hugely misleading unless I am missing something. It bugs the crap out of me when facts and figures are misrepresented, if this is the case.