Nuclear El Salvador

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/el-salv...nuclear-power/

I'm good with having U.S. reactors powering El Salvador. Having ours there instead of China's or Russia's will generate lots of dollars here.

What about you, gents? Thoughts?

Fuckin A, more American reactors, more American jobs, both union and not is a good thing.

Clean energy is nuclear until we can develop something better.

Well, there's also wind and solar. Room for those too. Hydro where it makes sense. Geothermal.

The key is resilience. And we have interests in all

Well, there's also wind and solar. Room for those too. Hydro where it makes sense. Geothermal.

The key is resilience. And we have interests in all Originally Posted by HDGristle

Seems dams aren't in favor anymore, in the US, Salmon take precedent and that's not all bad.

Wind, complicated, solar, bucks for China unless we can produce our own.

You have to get energy into the USABLE GRID, and the wind cries Nuclear, or fuel cells and hydrogen.

And GEOT, why isn't there a radiator coming out of Yellowstone already?

Tap that magma ass.

Seems dams aren't in favor anymore, in the US, Salmon take precedent and that's not all bad.

Wind, complicated, solar, bucks for China unless we can produce our own.

You have to get energy into the USABLE GRID, and the wind cries Nuclear, or fuel cells and hydrogen. Originally Posted by Devo

Broski, this is about El Salvador. Give them a little of most things and let us lock in as primary supplier across the board.

We have a lot of options to get them reliability and resilience and make a lot of money.