The current US energy reality is that 79 percent comes from coal, oil, or natural gas, 13 percent comes from real renewables (solar, wind and hydro), and 7 percent comes from nuclear. Electricity from nuclear is the most expensive power on the grid, twice grid scale solar. Today, a typical 1,100MW reactor costs about $30B, in part because they are custom made, increasing the cost. Their size means power production is centralized, needing extensive grid connections. Only two new reactors have come online in the US since the 1979 Three Mile Island event, While there is a resurgence of big money interest in small modular reactors, with projected capacity of 1MW-300MW, this is still at the c
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