If NuScale is the best the US nuclear industry has to offer, it’s a sorry future indeed. It’s basically a scaled down conventional water cooled reactor. This is NOT Get IV nuclear. Where is the fundamentally safer design? Where are the cost savings? Where is the waste solution? The only improvement is the ability to circulate water naturally in case of power outage and without any other problems. Who hoo - it’s a bit safer. But it’s still expensive, barely modular, and essentially conventional technology. Needless to say, it’s a government incubated “startup” to the tune of nearly $1B with expected completion of first prototype when? BTW, started in early 2000s… 15 years in and all they have is a promise for a first power plant in 7 years? I call BS on US nuclear efforts.