The Nuclear Bitcoiner on Nostr: Any reactor that has been shut down in the last 15 years citing economic reasons is ...
Any reactor that has been shut down in the last 15 years citing economic reasons is potentially in play.
Oh no, gas got cheap for a few years so let's just retire GWs of capacity, assuming it won't be needed later.
San Onofre, Vermont Yankee, Fort Calhoun, Oyster Creek, Pilgrim, Duane Arnold, Indian Point. Any one of these can be brought back to life, Palisades, and now TMI are already underway.
We have the momentum on our side now. Just a few legacy hangups like the the Linear No Threshold theory that lacks evidence, yet underpins all nuclear safety policy, to re-evaluate and we can shed some dead weight that has been a massive burden on the advancement of nuclear technology.
Gradually, then Suddenly, the nuclear renaissance is upon us.
Oh no, gas got cheap for a few years so let's just retire GWs of capacity, assuming it won't be needed later.
San Onofre, Vermont Yankee, Fort Calhoun, Oyster Creek, Pilgrim, Duane Arnold, Indian Point. Any one of these can be brought back to life, Palisades, and now TMI are already underway.
We have the momentum on our side now. Just a few legacy hangups like the the Linear No Threshold theory that lacks evidence, yet underpins all nuclear safety policy, to re-evaluate and we can shed some dead weight that has been a massive burden on the advancement of nuclear technology.
Gradually, then Suddenly, the nuclear renaissance is upon us.