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Nuclear Imaginaries, Hydrogen Assumptions, And The Grid Reality Models Still Miss
An Energy Research & Social Science paper crossed my screen recently that put structure around something visible to anyone who has compared nuclear forecasts with build rates.
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The discrepancy between projected growth and actual build rates of nuclear power has been a persistent issue for decades. This trend is not isolated to nuclear power, as similar discrepancies have been observed in other areas of energy development. The implications of these inaccuracies are significant, as they suggest that current models of energy grid reality may be flawed. These models often rely on assumptions about the growth and adoption of new energy technologies, including hydrogen, which may not accurately reflect real-world developments. The findings of the Energy Research & Social Science paper highlight the need for a more nuanced understanding of energy development and the limitations of current forecasting models.
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