Do you think this technology would one day be scalable to the size of exist...

Do you think this technology would one day be scalable to the size of existing conventional nuclear reactors?

Asked by Ecat.com 6 months ago development technical data

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It will take time. For now we are ready with plants of 1 MW, which can be combined.

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by Andrea Rossi 6 months ago

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