Next Big Future publish an article about a study showing that China and India could go full nuclear in less than 35 years, and as fast as 10 years https://www.nextbigfuture.com/2015/09/sweden-and-france-show-that-china-india.html […] Of course with LENR coming soon fission will never came back this way, but this is a model of what could happen with LENR. The way France moved to nuclear energy was by big powerplants of few GW. Current problems with EPR are due to the fact that france did not build any powerplant for few decades, and that competence are to be rebuild. Moreover there was huge political governance trouble since a decade. With LENR the model of developement will be very different. It will not be big powerplants, even if it could without any problem. This mean that LENR will be no slower than fission to replace 80% of electricity production, and probably even faster for heat production (unlike fission, LENR can be deployed immediately to replace gas, coal, and oil boilers and oven). Note also that there will be no need of a political will, nor any opposition acceptable from environmentalists, to spread LENR. Capitalism will follow the line of the cheapest solution, of cleanest solution, and will push LENR everywhere, in parallel. No need to borrow money as savings will fund investments, and investors will battle to invest in LENR. The hypothesis of 10 years transition, once the engineering is stable, seems credible for me. The only risk factor is desperate opposition by scaremongers. To be controlled. what is your opinion ? :cookie: