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> We also know SMRs work very well, considering the majority of the US Navy is powered entirely with SMRs And what's their cost per MWh? Considering they are
by crote 4mo ago
> We also know SMRs work very well, considering the majority of the US Navy is powered entirely with SMRs
And what's their cost per MWh?
Considering they are fueled by highly-enriched uranium: are you okay with most of the world being handed the capability to build nukes?
- vablings 4mo ago> And what's their cost per MWh? We do not know but its likely expensive >Considering they are fueled by highly-enriched uranium: are you okay with most of the world being handed the capability to build nukes? There are SMR designs that do not use highly-enriched uranium. https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/69b2f41497f6fef21f687b43/Justification_decision_on_the_Rolls-Royce_SMR_designed_by_Rolls-Royce_SMR_Ltd.pdf https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/69b2f41497f6f... " The RR SMR uses PWR technology and industry standard LEU fuel and builds on operational experience from existing PWR reactors." I cite this as RR is the most advanced out of all the other companies working on this afaik