> I type this from a region where the grid is largely powered largely by a mix of nuclear, wind and hydro. And the power isn't even that expensive here. About 7

> I type this from a region where the grid is largely powered largely by a mix of nuclear, wind and hydro. And the power isn't even that expensive here. About 7 US cents per kilowatt. So how can I take this seriously? Wonderful that you have a city running on nuclear! Do you feel that this will scale to the rest of the world within your lifetime, in particular the parts of the world where average energy usage per person is a fraction of that of the average US citizen?