nuclear power

“Nobody, nobody wants nuclear. There's a huge NIMBY problem with nuclear, right? Which is who really wants a nuclear power plant in their backyard? I mean, not gonna happen. I don't think it's realistic.”

“If they had just stayed the course on nuclear, they would be in a much better place.”

“And so as China builds out a 140 nuclear plants here over the next two to three decades, they're going to see their energy cost decline from about nine cents for industrial use, potentially, you know, into the sub five cent per kilowatt hour range, which makes…”

“The issue with nuclear power, as you know, is the regulatory cost. So, you know, it's ten billion dollars in 30 years to get a new facility.”

“The EU Parliament flipped. And they are now saying these virtuous signaling knuckleheads, they came to the census and now they believe nuclear is green. Also green, according to the EU parliament is natural gas.”

“Oh, I took the uranium ETF. Easy money. Whether it plays out in the next 12 months or over time, I'm not sure. It's just an inevitability.”

“There was no way, there is no way to meet the energy demand without nuclear.”

“My most anticipated trend is around the announcement of build-out of nuclear power in the United States in twenty-twenty-five.”

“We've had no, no deaths from anything related to nuclear power in our country. Yeah, in the instance inception, but the best I can find on the federal safety statistics is there's about 37 people that have died from getting angry at vending machines, and then …”

“I do think one of the potential benefits of removing those clean energy tax credits Is that we actually see natural market forces drive demand for a more naturally sustainable, scalable energy production source.”

“Nuclear has, ah, over 20 or 30 years is vastly more efficient than any other power we know how to create.”

“The cost to produce a gigawatt of nuclear power in the US today is like fifteen billion dollars. The cost in France is four, and the cost in China is one.”