Make Electricity Cheap Again

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just_human · 6h ago

Totally agree solar is awesome, but I always come back to the storage and grid reliability issue. That’s where I get frustrated. If nuclear were easier and faster to build, and built at the costs we see in places like South Korea or China, it feels like it would be the silver bullet for exactly this problem.

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Make Electricity Cheap Again – part 1

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