Sentence examples for make nuclear more from inspiring English sources
While Loewen wants to recycle nuclear fuel, there's a brother-sister team that want to make nuclear more affordable, by shrinking it.
A "Postscript" to the MIT report, added since last fall's preliminary report, says that the Fukushima event will probably make nuclear power more expensive and focus more attention on safety and spent fuel.
The nuclear industry would, no doubt, prefer more uplifting confirmation hearing topics, like new reactor construction or progress on radical new designs that would make nuclear plants more useful or economical.
Like Eisenhower, Mr. Obama rejects this claim, realizing that an "ambiguous" approach to nuclear weapons will make nuclear war more thinkable.
These measures would almost certainly raise the operating costs of coal plants and thus make nuclear power more competitive.
But many military planners scoffed at the idea of a nuclear bomb that limited killing and destruction, and insisted that deployment would escalate the arms race and make nuclear war more likely.
Economics: No matter what else is done to make nuclear power more attractive, the industry will make little headway unless it can overcome the high capital costs that brought it to a halt in recent decades.
The government has promised to provide a fixed carbon price to make nuclear investment more attractive, and has proposed a "contract for difference" which some say will act as a price guarantee.
This development could make nuclear power more appealing by increasing efficiency and reducing the risk of meltdown.
The encapsulated nuclear heat source (ENHS) is a new Pb-Bi cooled modular reactor concept that features a combination of the following useful features that may make nuclear energy more attractive: (1) 20 years of full power operation without refueling.
To make nuclear technology more easily available to countries without increasing proliferation risk, the report favors having countries that already have nuclear know-how offer cradle-to-grave fuel cycle services to those that don't, so that spent fuel ends up in a country that can safely reprocess or store it.
