has been operating 'small nuclear reactors' for 70 years, without a serious incident.

The could do a lot for humanity with that stuff.

I am not familiar with the Rolls Royce technology, but I am glad to see plans to build reactors in Wales. There are no reactors that are worse than fossil fuels.

There are plenty of needs around the world and the diversity is a good thing.

The time will come I hope when the United States will recover from its recently acquired pariah status. Until then, I applaud nations forgoing American exports. We are experiencing silent unofficial sanctions because of our orange pedophile.

I note that the British did more about their prominent pedophile, Randy Andy, than we did, thus far, about ours.

so I think this will be using that technology - as far as I can tell, just uranium-based.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolls-Royce_PWR

...excellent source, at this point, after years of standing, of my son's girlfriend's favorite element, Americium, almost certainly the nearly pure ²⁴¹Am isotope from the decay of ²⁴¹Pu.

Americium has some beautiful features that in my opinion offer wonderful opportunities for advanced fuel cycles relying on rich neutronics.

I've been thinking about this a lot recently, for my notes for my son that hopefully will mean something to him when I kick off.

Build quality on everything they do.

It is modular in the sense that many components can be built in factories and these components are road transportable.

This is not a "walk away safe" reactor design but it's closer to that ideal than its larger 1,000 megawatt PWR siblings.

The big advantage to Britain of this power plant over U.S.A. power plants is that most of it will be manufactured in Britain. Any reputation the U.S.A. had as a reliable trading partner evaporated with Trump.