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D 5 · C 5 · P 4 · Cm 3 4.45
Q Yeah, and I think we are seeing renewed interest, which is exciting, especially over the last few years. David, what's your take on that? Is there a really strong why now, and is it just climate, or is there another series of factors at play?
A I think that we have this insatiable thirst for energy, and we have so many things that power the way we live, and the way we want to live, and the way we want to work, that require electricity, um, and so we need all forms of energy To be increased, I think. Um, some are better than others. Some have a longer future, I think, ahead of them than others. And so for me, nuclear is this base load energy. You don't need the wind to be blowing. You don't need the sun to be out. Um, and it can be delivered in a lot of form factors. Uh, and so to me, that makes it very exciting and worth a lot of really, really worth the investment in rebuilding the muscle, to, to use the analogy that Dr. Huff, uh, made earlier. To really rebuild the muscle of how do we build nuclear power plants, and what kind of plants do we want to build, and to power what kind of loads, and in what kind of circumstances. Um, and so I think that as people, I think climate's a huge part of it. People want, they recognize we have this insatiable need for energy. Like, we're not going backwards in our energy consumption. That, that ship has sailed. Um, so if we're gonna have new energy, uh, generation, it has to be clean energy. And I think that there's also been I think a renewed interest in re-educate, in people getting re-educated as to what are the risks and opportunities with nuclear energy, and I think that's co…
AI assessment note: “I think climate's a huge part of it. People want, they recognize we have this insatiable need”
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D 5 · C 4 · P 3 · Cm 3 3.90
Q Yeah, and I think we are seeing renewed interest, which is exciting, especially over the last few years. David, what's your take on that? Is there a really strong why now, and is it just climate, or is there another series of factors at play?
A I think that we have this insatiable thirst for energy, and we have so many things that power the way we live, and the way we want to live, and the way we want to work, that require electricity, um, and so we need all forms of energy To be increased, I think. Um, some are better than others. Some have a longer future, I think, ahead of them than others. And so for me, nuclear is this base load energy. You don't need the wind to be blowing. You don't need the sun to be out. Um, and it can be delivered in a lot of form factors. Uh, and so to me, that makes it very exciting and worth a lot of really, really worth the investment in rebuilding the muscle, to, to use the analogy that Dr. Huff, uh, made earlier. To really rebuild the muscle of how do we build nuclear power plants, and what kind of plants do we want to build, and to power what kind of loads, and in what kind of circumstances. Um, and so I think that as people, I think climate's a huge part of it. People want, they recognize we have this insatiable need for energy. Like, we're not going backwards in our energy consumption. That, that ship has sailed. Um, so if we're gonna have new energy, uh, generation, it has to be clean energy. And I think that there's also been I think a renewed interest in re-educate, in people getting re-educated as to what are the risks and opportunities with nuclear energy, and I think that's co…
AI assessment note: “climate's a huge part of it. People want, they recognize we have this insatiable need”
