Vogtle capacity factor is at 91%. That won't do for a datacenter. This is exactly why highly energy intensive consumers are still connected to the grid, and NO

Vogtle capacity factor is at 91%. That won't do for a datacenter. This is exactly why highly energy intensive consumers are still connected to the grid, and NOT to individual power plants. In a grid with increasing proportion of renewable energy (wind/solar), it becomes less and less appealing to build nuclear plants because the amount of time that those plants are not competitive increases (=> whenever wind/sun is available). Even in China, basically the only country where nuclear power is being added at a non-negligible rate right now, nuclear output is being eclipsed by wind/solar already, and those are growing much faster, too: More wind power was added in China since 2019 than the total nuclear power right now (~400TWh/year), and absolutely no trend reversal is in sight.