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The US Shows A Way Out Of Germany's Energy Trap
The US Shows A Way Out Of Germany's Energy Trap
Submitted by Thomas Kolbe
Big developments are underway in Tennessee and Alabama. Over the next five years, the joint Japanese-American project will bring several so-called small modular reactors (SMRs) of the BWRX-300 type online. Almost one percent of U.S. electricity production—slightly more than three gigawatts—will be added to the existing energy mix by reactors designed by Hitachi and GE Vernova.
A caveat for purists of market economics: this is a hybrid project. While the majority is privately financed, export support from Japan...
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