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Instructions - Level 3

Same rules as before, but now, you have to think about how long a power plant takes to start up. A nuclear power plant takes many hours to start producing electricity. The nuclear reaction must be started, the water must be heated to boiling, etc.

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Startup
 
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Startup
 
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Startup
 
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Startup
 
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Startup
 
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So now, you have to plan ahead, turning on power plants early enough so they come online and start generating power by the time you need them.


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