"The Aurora is a revolutionary step forward towards providing nearly always-on clean power with no need for refueling for decades. It also has the capacity to function without requiring cooling water." https://www.nsenergybusiness.com/news/oklo-launches-aurora-plant/ …
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«The plant utilises metal fuel to generate heat» Technically correct but a bit disingenuous, with "nuclear waste" only mentioned at the end of the piece.
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Smart PR move to avoid the term nuclear (if it works).
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We can contain nuclear waste until technology enables us to eliminate it. Improved reactor designs will prevent or contain nuclear accidents. But we have no technology now or in beta that removes atmospheric carbon or stops runaway greenhouse effects.
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Fission :)
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Is there any prototype built based on this technology? Small reactors are interesting but would love to see more details
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When you wake have a blessed and beautiful Wednesday Paul
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It looks like tip-toeing around the word “nuclear”, like this press release does, is necessary to promote gen IV reactors
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Interview here: https://blog.ycombinator.com/jacob-dewitte-oklo-interview/ … I didn't find support for the claim that it "convert[s] nuclear waste to clean energy". Is this like the Integral Fast Reactor, but pyroprocessing plant is elsewhere? Don't like transporting waste for reprocessing. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integral_fast_reactor …
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