Nuclear can still catch up. Photovoltaics have a cap even if the panels are produced for free, simply based on land cost and infrastructure cost. That is also

Nuclear can still catch up. Photovoltaics have a cap even if the panels are produced for free, simply based on land cost and infrastructure cost. That is also because they are not matchable to the demand curve. As a batch technology (like charging batteries for new electric cars, or powering irrigation) they are great. It for regular on-demand electric use it will always remain an in-fill.