ontario has absolutely crushed it. probably world's best where cost, time, safety, quality are public (i.e., not china despite theoretical benefits of scale)
the decouple podcast had several mentions of how the carbon workforce was included in continuous staffing...makes americans embarrassed regarding current DoE.
ontario has absolutely crushed it. probably world's best where cost, time, safety, quality are public (i.e., not china despite theoretical benefits of scale)
the decouple podcast had several mentions of how the carbon workforce was included in continuous staffing...makes americans embarrassed regarding current DoE.
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barakh project is also incredibly impressive, although it is unclear how kep fared financially.
this is why i feel both canada and s.korea should be dominating this space with exports of time-proven technology compatible with the aging non-adaptable grid infrastructure. ok, i 'll stop here, hopefully making my point that SMR gadget-of-the-month is not a way out.
ontario has absolutely crushed it. probably world's best where cost, time, safety, quality are public (i.e., not china despite theoretical benefits of scale)
the decouple podcast had several mentions of how the carbon workforce was included in continuous staffing...makes americans embarrassed regarding current DoE.
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barakh project is also incredibly impressive, although it is unclear how kep fared financially.
this is why i feel both canada and s.korea should be dominating this space with exports of time-proven technology compatible with the aging non-adaptable grid infrastructure. ok, i 'll stop here, hopefully making my point that SMR gadget-of-the-month is not a way out.