> ... barely an industry around it and there's no mass production. Said another way: traditional nuclear power generation cannot jump onto the cost learning cu

> ... barely an industry around it and there's no mass production. Said another way: traditional nuclear power generation cannot jump onto the cost learning curve (Wright's Law). Time will tell if small modular reactors can or will make that leap. Decades from now. H2 is closer. (Because we've pointed a fire hose of money towards H2 and not nuclear.) So the window for a nuclear revival, in any form, is small and getting smaller.