> what just looks like more subsidies for private energy companies I don't think there's a future where "energy policy" (a euphemism for subsidies/lobbying/per

> what just looks like more subsidies for private energy companies I don't think there's a future where "energy policy" (a euphemism for subsidies/lobbying/permitting) ceases to exist. If nuclear power is the least-worst of the industry trade groups, it should count for something. However, it might behoove us to consider the wisdom in allowing the whims of "energy policy" to vaporize twenty-year, $10 billion infrastructure projects.