Sometimes it is worth looking at what if we go all in on a technology, what happens and how will that play out. So lets assume we are going nuc crazy and are o

Sometimes it is worth looking at what if we go all in on a technology, what happens and how will that play out. So lets assume we are going nuc crazy and are ordering a 10 GW of plants. Can any nuclear power plant builder actually build this within 5 years? 10 years? Areva can't, Westinghouse seems to take 8. Who is going to man them, where is the training capacity for that many engineers. Consider that if a grid is full nuclear, capacity factors drop to 50%. Unless, you have lots of storage i.e. same as wind and solar. If I order 30gw of solar today, who can build that out in 10 years? lots of companies can. First Solar, Panasonic, LG and many more If I order 30gw of wind today, who can build that out in 10 years? lots of companies can. e.g. Vesta, Enercon, GE and more Nuclear construction capacity has dropped over the years and will take significant time to rebuild and re-equip. That takes significant financial resources. Can anyone afford that at this time considering the competition of solar and wind? Basically, isn't wind+solar+storage a lot cheaper and easier to finance than nuclear? So why go for the big central plants with lots of project risks.