Re:Nuclear turn green as EU parliament approves new taxonomy
by touisteur on Thursday July 07, 2022 @01:00PM
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I think the engineering know-how isn't there as much. When you haven't actually built a plant in 30 years and all the experienced building and designer engineers have moved on, you don't actually know how to build one any more. I feel the delays on the new projects are mostly caused by lack of experience, lack of clarity on actual risks, a lot of second system syndrome (we're doing it right this time, say the maintainer of the previous systems...) and also more regulatory oversight (which is IMO a gold thing). Let's see how these plants built with far more oversight age better than the old ones.
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Re:Nuclear turn green as EU parliament approves new taxonomy
by ricardobayes on Thursday July 07, 2022 @01:52PM
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Hungary is just building one right now.
Re:Nuclear turn green as EU parliament approves new taxonomy
by touisteur on Friday July 08, 2022 @06:23AM
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That's great news. I wish the European nuclear industry would have always 10 of these projects running at any time, so we could continuously learn, train and improve ever-so-slightly the designs.