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- Comment on China starts up world's first fourth-generation nuclear reactor 11 months ago:
I think that is a relevant point. But if solar capacity is that much cheaper you can just build much more of it and still offset thenprice.
Germany had >80% renewables for many days this year
Are you suggesting nuclear is steerable? Because afaik it is not.
I don’t see an alternative to 100% renewable + higher capacity to offset storage inefficiency. France is trying it, but it is super costly and unreliable.
- Comment on China starts up world's first fourth-generation nuclear reactor 11 months ago:
Depends. Right now it isnt really that impressive. Bit questionable to build new nuclear power imho.
Just given that other power sources are so much cheaper.
Then there is also the controversy of explicit and implicit subsidies. For instance here: www.ucsusa.org/…/nuclear_subsidies_summary.pdf
a report that shows historically the subsidies were enormous. Right now it seems a bit tricky to estimate - but I haven’t read the report in detail.
- Comment on Twitter / X is losing daily active users. CEO Linda Yaccarino confirmed it. 1 year ago:
maybe be nicer to each other? I hoped Lemmy would be a bit more open.
The phenomenon has a Wikipedia page… whether it exists, who knows, but you can read more there: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glass_cliff
