I tend to disagree.
Baseload is required - especially as global populations grow.
Nuclear ticks a lot of boxes for countries that don't have natural domestic coal supplies - Uranium is far more energy intense and requires less stockpiles (in tonnes) when compared with Coal. I think that Nuclear does have a place in the fuel mix for a long time to come...
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...-monopoly-pivots-to-china-as-u-s-power-stalls
Note - Solar and Wind also will keep growing.
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