A classic MIT report series. Of note is where it says they think cost performance is basically unrelated to specific core design. So all these thorium, molten salt, liquid metal, organic, blah blah reactors coming back, while cool, are not necessarily aligned with the key problems in nuclear, which are currently construction project management related.
I'd love to see some more startups focusing on the real problems in nuclear (project delivery, standardized QA procedures, standardized licensing document templates, analysis checklists, inspection techniques, data management, etc. ) rather than more and more and more somewhat goofy re-hashes of 1950s prototypes.
I'd love to see some more startups focusing on the real problems in nuclear (project delivery, standardized QA procedures, standardized licensing document templates, analysis checklists, inspection techniques, data management, etc. ) rather than more and more and more somewhat goofy re-hashes of 1950s prototypes.
Maybe should have [2018] in the title?