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Well, if we can get some variant of the ARC reactor or ITER working, never. Or if we see grid-scale energy storage systems become cost effective to deploy.
by politician 9y ago
Well, if we can get some variant of the ARC reactor or ITER working, never. Or if we see grid-scale energy storage systems become cost effective to deploy.
- adrianN 9y ago"Too cheap to meter" was already the promise of fission. Fusion won't be much cheaper. The actual fuel doesn't make up the bulk of the cost of fission power. Building the plants and operating them is not cheap. Those costs have to amortized into the electricity price.