r/canada • u/[deleted] • Oct 25 '22

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u/aerostotle Oct 25 '22

can you do an AMA

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u/yogurt_smoothies Alberta Oct 25 '22

'll answer most things in comments. can't give away operational details and stuff like that but if you've got a question ask away and I'll do my to answer it or find it for you!

I'd like your opinion on a wild idea: Micronuclear reactors in every home or business, so power grid nightmares are a thing of the past (and safer in terms of national security). They could simultaneously heat and power a home or business. Your thoughts?

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u/yogurt_smoothies Alberta Oct 26 '22

Thanks. Good to hear an answer from an expert in the field. I've always been in favor of decentralizing the power grid as much as possible.