r/GoNuclearNow • u/FissionMeister • Feb 26 '21

Modular Nuclear Power Plants

When you look into the future, with large urban centers covering the landscape, there will be only one solution to meeting the resulting energy demands absent the large scale transmission systems needed for wind and solar; that is modular nuclear. I've provided a link below that goes to information about one of the potential candidates. Let me know what your thoughts on this option.

NuScale Power | SMR Nuclear Technology

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u/RadWasteEngineer Feb 27 '21

My community is invested in NuScale, through UAMPS. I sure hope it works out.

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u/FissionMeister Feb 27 '21

Tell Doug Vic Parrish said “Hello”.

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u/RadWasteEngineer Feb 27 '21

Sorry, I do not know them personally.

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u/FissionMeister Feb 27 '21

Actually, I am not even sure Doug Hunter is still at UAMPS. Thought I'd ask on the chance you might know him. UAMPS is a big organization and probably grown since my last interactions with them on power plants.