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  • This report by RMI argues that nuclear power is an uncompetitive and inefficient solution for climate change compared to decentralized alternatives. The authors contend that nuclear power suffers from escalating capital costs, high financial risk, and slow deployment speeds, making it unattractive to private investors. They suggest that 'micropower'—including wind, solar, and cogeneration—along with end-use efficiency, provides a more cost-effective, reliable, and secure path to reducing carbon emissions.

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    Themes: nuclear powerenergy transitiondecentralized energycarbon displacementenergy efficiency
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    renewable energy
    RMI

    Document type: Report

    Regions: United States
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