Hunterston B Nuclear Power Plant in North Ayrshire, went offline for the final time this lunchtime

The video discusses the closure of Hunterston nuclear power station, which has been operational for 46 years, providing a significant portion of Scotland's low-carbon electricity. The closure is due to technical issues, specifically hairline cracks in graphite bricks. The video explores the debate on nuclear power, with proponents concerned about increased energy costs and opponents highlighting Scotland's growing renewable capacity. It also touches on the human aspect, with workers reflecting on their time at Hunterston, and the environmental impact, noting significant carbon emissions savings. The future of nuclear power in Scotland is also considered, with Tornis being the last remaining station.

How do proponents and opponents of nuclear power differ in their views regarding the closure of Hunterston?

What is the significance of the carbon emissions savings attributed to Hunterston's operation?