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| − | |name = Nuclear |
+ | |name = Nuclear Plant |
|era = Atomic |
|era = Atomic |
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|cost = 500 |
|cost = 500 |
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|maintenance = 3 |
|maintenance = 3 |
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| − | |reqtech = Nuclear |
+ | |reqtech = Nuclear Fission |
|specialist = |
|specialist = |
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|unique = |
|unique = |
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|effect = *+15% {{Production5}} |
|effect = *+15% {{Production5}} |
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*+5 {{Production5}} |
*+5 {{Production5}} |
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| − | *Requires a [[Factory (Civ5)| |
+ | *Requires a [[Factory (Civ5)|Factory]] |
*Requires 1 {{Uranium5}} |
*Requires 1 {{Uranium5}} |
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| − | *City cannot contain a [[Solar Plant (Civ5)| |
+ | *City cannot contain a [[Solar Plant (Civ5)|Solar Plant]]}} |
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| + | Advanced power plant. Requires a [[Factory (Civ5)|Factory]]; city must not contain a [[Solar Plant (Civ5)|Solar Plant]]. |
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| + | * +5 {{Production5}} |
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| + | * +15% {{Production5}} in this city |
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| + | * Consumes 1 {{Uranium5}} |
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| + | * {{PositiveText|+1 {{Happiness5}} with [[Young Pioneers (Civ5)|Young Pioneers]] Order tenet}} |
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| − | == |
+ | ==Strategy== |
| + | The '''Nuclear Plant''' is a top-level {{Production5}}-boosting building, providing a whopping increase in productivity necessary for constructing all those late game [[Unit (Civ5)|units]] and buildings. However, it takes 1 {{Uranium5}} resource to work, reducing the amount available for [[Nuclear weapons (Civ5)|nukes]], so military-oriented empires should be careful with constructing too many Nuclear Plants, lest they run out of {{Uranium5}} for weapons. |
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| − | Requires 1 Uranium. |
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| − | ==Strategy:== |
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| − | The Nuclear Plant increases the city's productivity by 15%. A Nuclear Plant requires one Uranium resource to be constructed. |
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| + | A Nuclear Plant can't coexist with the ecology-oriented [[Solar Plant (Civ5)|Solar Plant]]. |
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| − | A nuclear plant is a building where controlled nuclear energy is converted into power. Energy from nuclear fission is used to heat water into steam. The steam is pumped through turbines which generate electricity. On a day-to-day basis, nuclear power is far cleaner than oil or gas or coal, producing far less pollution to foul the air and water and people nearby. The plant does however produce chunks of nuclear waste, a remarkably lethal by-product which must be stored for centuries before it loses its toxicity. In addition, a major accident at a nuclear plant would have far nastier and longer-lasting effects than at another kind of power generating plant. Finding enough energy to keep the planet in business is a difficult and dangerous problem that humanity will be facing for some time to come, until and unless a plentiful, clean and safe new energy source is discovered. |
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| + | ==Civilopedia entry== |
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| − | [[Category:Modern era buildings (Civ5)]] |
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| + | {{/Civilopedia}} |
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Revision as of 01:41, 19 September 2021
Game Info
Advanced power plant. Requires a Factory; city must not contain a Solar Plant.
- +5
Production - +15% Production in this city
- Consumes 1 Uranium
- +1 Happiness with Young Pioneers Order tenet
Strategy
The Nuclear Plant is a top-level 
Production-boosting building, providing a whopping increase in productivity necessary for constructing all those late game units and buildings. However, it takes 1 
Uranium resource to work, reducing the amount available for nukes, so military-oriented empires should be careful with constructing too many Nuclear Plants, lest they run out of Uranium for weapons.
A Nuclear Plant can't coexist with the ecology-oriented Solar Plant.
Civilopedia entry
A nuclear plant is a building where controlled nuclear energy is converted into power. Energy from nuclear fission is used to heat water into steam. The steam is pumped through turbines which generate electricity. On a day-to-day basis, nuclear power is far cleaner than oil or gas or coal, producing far less pollution to foul the air and water and people nearby. The plant does however produce chunks of nuclear waste, a remarkably lethal by-product which must be stored for centuries before it loses its toxicity. In addition, a major accident at a nuclear plant would have far nastier and longer-lasting effects than at another kind of power generating plant. Finding enough energy to keep the planet in business is a difficult and dangerous problem that humanity will be facing for some time to come, until and unless a plentiful, clean and safe new energy source is discovered.