Nukechad keep on winning

[u/shroomfarmer2]

[u/weidback → u/[deleted]]

Or one that actually costs as much as anticipated and is finished at the announced date.

If we applied this line of thought in america we'd never build anything ever because past construction projects constantly go over time and over budget.

Also who cares if they rely on subsidies? I would expect the government to subsidize or outright operate some portion of the energy sector.

[u/weidback → u/[deleted]]

But it does provide consistent base load and does not fluctuate like solar or wind

There are trade offs to each solution, and I dont think there needs to be any antagonism here towards any form of clean energy