
3 Proposals to Reduce the Time and Cost of Nuclear Deployment
After two decades of flat demand, power consumption is surging. Grid Strategies forecasts 5.7 percent annual growth over the next

After two decades of flat demand, power consumption is surging. Grid Strategies forecasts 5.7 percent annual growth over the next

After two decades of flat demand, power consumption is surging. Grid Strategies forecasts 5.7 percent annual growth over the next five years, and the peak demand could be equivalent to 15 times New York City’s peak energy consumption.
Meanwhile, electricity prices are rising faster than inflation, and families and businesses across the country are feeling the effects.
It’s clear we need more supply, and nuclear power can be part of the solution. It’s safe, clean, dependable, and scalable. The key question for policymakers and ratepayers alike is: Is it cost-competitive?
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