I think you were being sarcastic, but it actually is. Nuclear is so 20th century. Doing it with PV and grid-scale batteries, now... (Note: large amounts of el

I think you were being sarcastic, but it actually is. Nuclear is so 20th century. Doing it with PV and grid-scale batteries, now... (Note: large amounts of electrolysed hydrogen are definitely needed in order to replace methane in fertilizer production and coal in steelmaking. No argument about the need to make hydrogen!)