> calling you on your lies Your answer would be so much better if you left out this sentence. Here's the relevant quote from the guidelines: When disagreei

> calling you on your lies Your answer would be so much better if you left out this sentence. Here's the relevant quote from the guidelines: When disagreeing, please reply to the argument instead of calling names. "That is idiotic; 1 + 1 is 2, not 3" can be shortened to "1 + 1 is 2, not 3." This makes for a much better experience for all involved. Now, to get back to your issues. 1. 60 MWe is not tiny. If we could churn out lots of 60 MWe reactors we'd be far. The whole point of the SMR's is to do just that. Anti-nuclear people like you claim that this is not possible, but naval reactors achieve just that 2. Efficiency. 28% efficiency of converting thermal energy in electrical one is decent. The comparison point is the efficiency of commercial nuclear reactors, not of utility thermal generation. Coal and natural gas power plants burn much hotter, because they can. PWR reactors can't get any hotter than the critical temperature of water (374 deg Celsius), and that limits the maximum theoretical efficiency that they can achieve. As for the burnup, not sure what your point is. 3. Enriched uranium: there is no law of nature that naval reactors need to use highly enriched uranium, since the French reactors don't do that. Why does it matter if the American ones use enriched uranium? 4. China. Here's the facts: China had 10 GWe nuclear capacity in 2010. It has 53 GWe now [1]. Now, you are much more well versed than me in calling names, is this the point where I should call you a liar? 5. Here's a few countries in Europe that generate a lot of power using nuclear reactors, and did not use Russian designs: Belgium, Finland, Sweeden, Switzerland, Romania (yes, despite the fact Romania was part of the Eastern block, its nuclear reactors use the Canadian design Candu). Next to these countries, we can add Canada. None of these countries have or had ambitions to build nuclear weapons. [1] https://world-nuclear.org/information-library/country-profiles/countries-a-f/china-nuclear-power.aspx https://world-nuclear.org/information-library/country-profil...