I’m afraid this is only true for the US, let’s not forget almost all of Europe is as north as Canada or north US.
In order to compare the cost we cannot just compare the price to install a certain capacity. You must also factor in how much extra capacity you need to build.
When we look at the Germany[1], on the best month, their solar produce half of the installed capacity and solar never goes higher than a third. And that’s for the best month.
Germany has already invested 600 billions, does it need to go 5 five folds ? Maybe less as the costs are decreasing.
It seems like that money invested in nuclear would produced much more and prevent spending what’s starting to look like an entire gdp invested into renewables.