This Is How China Builds So Much Nuclear Power
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Hello and welcome to another episode of the Odd Lots podcast. I'm Joe Wiesenthal. And
I'm Tracy Alloway. Tracy,
you know, we've been talking a lot about the US Energy System for obvious reasons. At least when it comes to electricity, I don't know about you. I kinda feel like the more we talk about it, the less I understand it. Yes.
Yes. Absolutely. I I think there are a couple problems here. So, like, even beyond the actual different technologies for generating power, There's the patchwork of, like, how different grids work in different states. There's the different regulations, the different, like, interoperability and all of that. And then even if we look, like, beyond the US, it gets, I guess, even more different. Yes.
Well, I sort of wonder, maybe we can learn something about the US by a little compare and contrast. Right? So if we look at the US and we still don't totally get how it works, maybe, I don't know, just a thought, Maybe we'll learn something about the US by looking at some different system, and then we have something to compare it to. It might be a a way in by looking at the outside world.
I'm a big fan of doing this, by the way, just to identify, like, different choke points in a particular domestic process. If you think that the US can't do something for whatever unidentifiable reason or, I don't know, cultural, like, hold back. But if you look at a different country and they're doing it
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