Disposal Cost sums to what?

• A. $800 million
• B. $1,400 million
• C. $70,000 million
• D. $100 million

Answer: (D)

Disposal costs are the end-of-life expenses tied to decommissioning, waste handling, and proper disposal of materials for the project. To determine the total, you sum up every component’s disposal charge across the entire scope. This total should reflect all required cleanup and environmental obligations, potentially adjusted for timing or regulatory specifics, but it’s typically a smaller portion of the overall project cost compared with upfront construction or capital outlays.

In this case, when all disposal charges across components are added up, they total 100 million. That magnitude aligns with what you’d expect for end-of-life costs given the project’s described size, whereas the other figures would imply much larger decommissioning expenses than described or would exceed plausible project budgets. So the disposal cost sums to 100 million.