Where to now for long term investors of Telstra, page-4967

Ash looks like the US is not the only one developing SNR's.

The Register 'britains on the brink of a small scale nuclear reactor revolution'. 21/5/18

quote 'for the first time ever in april,the UK's data centres and cloud ran on electricity generated without burning coal'.

The article sounds like the UK is going thru the same issues as australia,the difference being the UK is smart,they are looking at a third nuclear power plant we love wind farms and solar.

As article suggests these mini nuclear units are not new ie submarines etc,but as their developed and some of the points the article suggests just makes to much common sense for australia to contemplate such an electricity option.

This as incetec pivot closes another plant with the loss of 450 jobs due to gas prices and potential gas prices.But they will just open up a new plant in the US where business is appreciated and the govt understands they rely on co tax ie the US soon to be 15% co tax.

ps comment also made the blades from wind farms not recyclable.