What Austin Vernon thinks about nuclear power

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Engineer and investor who writes quantitative posts about how physical industries actually work — chemical plants, geothermal drilling, shipyards, thermal storage and the economics of low-volume manufacturing — at austinvernon.site.

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1. 18 Apr 2024

   Our readingNuclear-powered data centres are this decade's hydrogen car: a zero-emissions story incumbents prefer because it changes the least.

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   Their wordsSome efforts, like nuclear-powered data centers, are reminiscent of Toyota's hydrogen push.

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