More Nuke to be built

[Manonthestreet]

On Energy, Finally Some Good News

I see that everything I have written today is about energy, which makes sense given that, along with general civilizational collapse, it is the defining issue of our time. So let’s finally ha…

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More please. Going the modular route

 

[mamooth]

Taxpayers will have to heavily subsidize the nukes through rate hikes, of course. Far, far, far more than they'd subsidize any green energy.

The "saving money" part never works out. The nuclear plants always end up costing 10 times as much a predicted.

It's about the money, and being practical with it. That's apparently just a liberal thing.

 

[White 6]

On Energy, Finally Some Good News

I see that everything I have written today is about energy, which makes sense given that, along with general civilizational collapse, it is the defining issue of our time. So let’s finally ha…

www.powerlineblog.com

More please. Going the modular route

Excellent. More companies and providers should follow suit.

 

[Godboy]

Taxpayers will have to heavily subsidize the nukes through rate hikes, of course. Far, far, far more than they'd subsidize any green energy.

The "saving money" part never works out. The nuclear plants always end up costing 10 times as much a predicted.

It's about the money, and being practical with it. That's apparently just a liberal thing.

They are expensive to build, but once its built, its cheap to operate and they last a very long time. A nuclear plant will serve MANY generations.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Taxpayers will have to heavily subsidize the nukes through rate hikes, of course. Far, far, far more than they'd subsidize any green energy.

The "saving money" part never works out. The nuclear plants always end up costing 10 times as much a predicted.

It's about the money, and being practical with it. That's apparently just a liberal thing.

Far, far, far more than they'd subsidize any green energy.

That's not true. After you subsidize the unreliable "green" energy, you have to keep some real, reliable energy on standby, like coal, natural gas or nuclear. That's an extra subsidy that needs to hit the green side of the expense report.

 

[ThunderKiss1965]

Taxpayers will have to heavily subsidize the nukes through rate hikes, of course. Far, far, far more than they'd subsidize any green energy.

The "saving money" part never works out. The nuclear plants always end up costing 10 times as much a predicted.

It's about the money, and being practical with it. That's apparently just a liberal thing.

5 Fast Facts About Nuclear Energy

Get up to speed on nuclear energy with these 5 fast facts.

www.energy.gov

 

[lg325]

5 Fast Facts About Nuclear Energy

Get up to speed on nuclear energy with these 5 fast facts.

www.energy.gov

But how long does that waste last and how long is it dangerous? One of the issues dividing to Democratic Party some are anti nuke others are pro nuke.

 

[ThunderKiss1965]

But how long does that waste last and how long is it dangerous? One of the issues dividing to Democratic Party some are anti nuke others are pro nuke.

Recycled Nuclear Waste Will Power a New Reactor

Last week, the Department of Energy gave a commercial company the green light to test fuel made from spent uranium.

www.wired.com

 

[elektra]

Taxpayers will have to heavily subsidize the nukes through rate hikes, of course. Far, far, far more than they'd subsidize any green energy.

The "saving money" part never works out. The nuclear plants always end up costing 10 times as much a predicted.

It's about the money, and being practical with it. That's apparently just a liberal thing.

hahahahhahahahaha

 

[elektra]

This year, this century, more electricity is being produced by Nuclear Power. At that it cost a fraction of the cost of anything else.

There is no amount of anything that is as powerful as Nuclear Power nor as cheap.