There's no conspiracy here -- the nuclear safety is just so darn expensive, and for rational reasons. It is safer, yes, but only once a lot of resources is spe

There's no conspiracy here -- the nuclear safety is just so darn expensive, and for rational reasons. It is safer, yes, but only once a lot of resources is spent on safety. So nuclear power generation is very inexpensive and expensive at the same time, depending on amount of effort put into its safety (with modern scientific knowledge on fission, I'd say like 90% of a reactor cost is ensuring its safety). I honestly hoped that NuScale production could reduce some significant fraction of that safety costs by "commoditizing" the production. Kinda like airplanes are very safe in a big part because their production and maintenance processes are streamlined and actively practiced ("economy of scale").