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Yes, if we throw capital at the problem and fast track regulatory approval, I don't see why that's not possible. Do you think it's not?

• tuukkah 5y ago
  You don't want to "fast track" nuclear security and this is not something you can iterate by building unsafe plants first. Even as it is, people don't want a nuclear plant in their backyard and it's a long process to find and secure a suitable location. You'd need huge amounts of capital with big risks and little profits foreseen. The track record from the latest western projects is horrible so I don't see how it would be possible to get the backing now.
  • mjevans 5y ago
    "fast track approval" -- spare no expense in manpower to review with as little delay as possible. Many workers in parallel, all required regulations observed. Your implication is "cut corners" which is a misunderstanding.
  • tenuousemphasis 5y ago
    >You'd need huge amounts of capital with big risks and little profits foreseen. Ok, so nationalize it. Problem solved.