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I'd love to see the NIMBY crowd's take on importing a cut-rate Chinese reactor. But surely the electricity itself is fungible. I guess there's no grid connecti
by ultrasaurus 16y ago
I'd love to see the NIMBY crowd's take on importing a cut-rate Chinese reactor.
But surely the electricity itself is fungible. I guess there's no grid connecting China to Finland to arbitrage the power directly (or conceivably no way to build Chinese reactors any faster than domestic demand and imperfect pricing mechanisms).
- derobert 16y agoElectricity itself is hard to move over large distances due to resistive losses. However, energy-intensive industry will move, accomplishing a similar thing.