Re:Nuclear is back on the table for a green future
by Manuel_D on Saturday June 18, 2022 @10:16PM
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A minor caveat: some regions have large hydroelectric generation, which doubles as a great energy storage site. Countries seem to be able to manage a roughly 1:1 ratio between intermittent sources and hydroelectric generation. Sweden is managing to decarbonize it's grid with ~1/3rd each of nuclear, intermittent sources, and hydroelectric.
But for much of the world what doesn't have this option, nuclear remains the most viable energy source.
Even as a nuclear supporter I would welcome more renewables if we had cheap scalable storage, which no one has it seems. (at least no one pointed out such project in the entire thread)