Throwback to October 2019, when I was lucky enough to attend the IAEA conference in Vienna.
I will continue to stand up to misinformation about nuclear. If only these protestors knew that the problem they fear wouldn’t exist if we’d kept building it. Maybe now some even do.
“Powered by high-temperature nuclear, the energy output of the hydrogen produced is several times higher than for the low temperature electrolysis process. This is how a hydrogen economy can possibly be enabled at a global scale.”
Another great one by @RRapier on H2 options.
@EcoSenseNow Hydrogen can be produced with heat and electricity from @AdvancedNuclear power stations. That, along with fresh water are two great by-products. Wake up America.
I interviewed @RachelSlaybaugh over Zoom, and although she is smarter than a roomful of people combined, she is sweet as can be. Read about Rachel’s unique contributions to the nuclear field. We need more people like her! @ANS_org@4thGenBlog
Make it smaller, safer, and quick to build. Like 2-3 years quick. Keep the costs down and start producing before they can say "but we need to burn natural g..."
@Dave_Oakden@hypocrazy104 Large LWRs played an important role to-date. Modern market structures now require a different permutation of nuclear. That's what #GenerationIV is all about.
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“If the past is any predictor of what’s to come, the lost generating capacity will not be replaced with more emissions-free power.” My latest piece for 4thGen is about Indian Point unit 2, set to shut down this month.