nebulousmenace

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   by nebulousmenace 3y ago

   1) "below nuclear" is a very flexible concept (the Levy plant in Florida cost $1 billion and they didn't even break ground) and people often confidently assume a nuclear price that is three times smaller than actual building
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   by nebulousmenace 7y ago

   Solar power in the US has gone up by literally a factor of 100 in the last [searches] 13 years. Does that seem crushed to you?
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   by nebulousmenace 7y ago

   There's a countermovement, the "Pretty Good House" idea ( https://www.greenbuildingadvisor.com/article/pretty-good-hou... .) It has the goals like "simplicity" and "avoiding diminshing ret