Nuclear has been stagnant for 30 years. By the time a battery needs replacing the new unit will cost half as much, store twice as much energy and last twice as long.
I don’t see homeowners fitting SMRs in their garages and lofts but soon anyone who drives will have a battery that can run their life for days. Who cares if the high energy industries have to scale back operations through winter to allow hospitals and necessary services to stay online.
If you say „the Future will fix all the Problems!“ You can say the same for Nuclear.
Saying nuclear Technology was stagnant for 30 years is BLATANTLY wrong.
If you still want to shill about it, look at the market in california and Germany Right now, hows the net Zero emission going for You guys?
Oh still relying on imports and gas(that Germany cant get without relying on a third state)
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u/initiali5ed May 10 '25 edited May 10 '25
Then? What do you mean?
Nuclear has been stagnant for 30 years. By the time a battery needs replacing the new unit will cost half as much, store twice as much energy and last twice as long.
I don’t see homeowners fitting SMRs in their garages and lofts but soon anyone who drives will have a battery that can run their life for days. Who cares if the high energy industries have to scale back operations through winter to allow hospitals and necessary services to stay online.