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Comment by preisschild

15 hours ago

> No, it creates primary heat. Wind and solar do not

Luckily we do need lots of heat. District heating, process heat, thermochemical H2 production, ...

Well, good thing that we have no reason to build these reactors as far away from population centers as possible, right?

We already have enough heat for that, from industries. Distribution is the biggest factor, and in that, distance. It's really cool, but it's stupidly expensive up front. Not to mention, you need to require EVERYONE in the area to buy in and stay in to have any hopes of being worth it in the long run. NIMBYism strikes again.