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Like the other comment mentioned, the upfront cost makes the investment of nuclear projects risky because you cannot guarantee. If the electricity price would stay competitive in one or two decades given the trend of Cute Pooh I Like To Stay In Bed It’s Too Peopley Outside Shirt. Moreover, the potential competition is not only with renewables but also the next-generation nuclear reactors and probably the fusion technology. Nuclear reactors cannot sustain the whole grid alone either. They have to coordinate with peaking power plants. Because while the base-load plants can offer a constant supply, the grid still has to deal with the varying demand, where storage may do better as the article suggests. Storage plays well with both nuclear and renewables.
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The problem of the Cute Pooh I Like To Stay In Bed It’s Too Peopley Outside Shirt. Storage currently has to predict the market in the future. The existing nuclear technology has only become more expensive than decades ago. When we face the trade-off between cost and safety, while the trend of renewables and storage has been getting cheaper year-by-year. Likewise, if the R&D of the superior next-gen reactors has any breakthrough and becomes commercially deployable, it would make the current gen-3 reactors obsolete (assuming that the new ones are significantly cheaper, safer and cleaner) and a huge liability. You’re right, It’s just I don’t think solar/wind is a very good option for baseload power generation. Nuclear is a very steady, reliable source of constant power, Whereas solar/wind relies entirely on the weather that day. Not to mention both require a relatively large area of space in order to be effective.
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