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@notjustbikes @LovesTha a critical part of nuclear power viability is the ancillary uses (having the capacity to build nuclear weapons or support nuclear powered infrastructure eg submarines or aircraft carriers). Ukraine has illustrated that the massive and expensive single target infrastructure counter acts a lots of these consideration (with asymmetric cost, vulnerability and localised contamination risk) Renewables with storage already win on cost, decentralized / defuse vulnerability, and load response capacity, and we are not yet at the bottom of the cost curve. I suspect the nuclear age is already historic.