Youâ(TM)re wrong again and again -Matthew who is not a troll - just a dude more clued on than you

If you look at the cost escalation of reactors in the west particularly in UK and USA then I would expect each reactor to cost $40 billion. Best they could do but unlikely would be $20 billion a reactor so they'd get four. Nothing to write home about. .

I think the problem is if they get hacked and bricked. Obviously an answer to an online attack is to take them off line. That said. In Australia now they have to be online to be able to export into the grid. It is called CSIP and how the network is dealing with huge penetrations of renewables that is expected over the next 5 years.

50 percent of total gross wealth annually in addition to all other taxes until they are below one billion should be the fair and equitable treatment of all billionaires

25 years is a lifetime so that should be absolute max. I prefer 5-10 years though as long enough to milk it

The fossil fuel industry used massive amounts of hay to get where they are today. So what's your point?

Thatâ(TM)s a delusional argument of a nuclear believer. Before the end of next year the contribution to global electricity from Solar PV alone will exceed nuclear total contribution.

UAE has been constantly wrapped over the knuckles by the International Atomic Energy Agency after complaints from neighbouring Qatar. They have numerous safety issues they have addressed and need addressing. South Korea with its stolen IP AP1000 reactors (not allowed to be sold in the USA) hoped to sell 80 reactors to multiple customers but only picked up one which was UAE.

French nuclear reactors operated at a pathetic 53% capacity factor in 2022. I would not want to go a full France. That would be dumb as can be.

It takes me less time to charge my car. Australia like America is mostly detached houses so we park on-site or immediately in front. I just plug in a d leave it and let the sun Ä'o the rest (zappi with solar following modulated output) my neighbour has a Fronius watt pilot and dies the same, my father also with a Tesla charger

Yes it is called flexible exports.We already have it in multiple networks in Australia and Chinese, European and American inverters alike already work with it. Google SAPN Flexible exports. Problem solved.

There is enough infrastructure. The coincidental low consumption and peak demand is a rare event. In Australia it has been solved with Flexible Exports by SAPN Ausnet and soon to be CItipower and Powercor networks. https://www.sapowernetworks.co...

We already have flexible exports in Australia to manage this. And there is no such thing as too many solar panels. A negative price is the market working. It is saying if you withdraw load then you get paid to get back to equilbrium. At other times the price signal is positive. https://www.sapowernetworks.co...

Wrong this benchmark is excellent. They didn't import from other regions, they exported the entire time and ran 100% renewables.

So funny itâ(TM)s because fresh water is only good for the toilet