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This is a weird comment. There is no reason to expect that a hypothetical economically viable fusion power plant would have an unusually good "power generation
by dTal 3y ago
This is a weird comment. There is no reason to expect that a hypothetical economically viable fusion power plant would have an unusually good "power generation to physical footprint ratio". At the same time - you really don't consider "uses water as fuel" an advantage?
- pfdietz 3y agoIt's only an advantage when compared to fossil fuels (and why would one do that?) For fission, solar, and wind, the fuel costs range from small to zero.