Yeah, not gonna happen. Forget safety. It's just too expensive. Batteries + large grids averaging out weather and load fluctuations, plus smart grids, plus ele

Yeah, not gonna happen. Forget safety. It's just too expensive. Batteries + large grids averaging out weather and load fluctuations, plus smart grids, plus electric car batteries as buffers when the car isn't needed, plus efficiency gains lowering demand, plus some gravity storage, plus some natural gas. Nuclear power is actually quite useless, because it's not baseload that's needed when you want to quickly react to changing weather conditions or load, it's peakers (i. e. gas)