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What does it cost to fix the grid?

$16 trillion. 800 extra-large reactors or 3,000 small modular reactors, plus transmission, storage and efficiency: 7,500 terawatt-hours of new electricity. Build time: 28 years. Not the fantasy timelines CEOs sell at earnings calls.

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THE GRID COLLAPSES UNDER EXPONENTIAL DEMAND. THE FIX: $16 TRILLION.

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