In short: Illustrative — he knows CGN well; "they build like Ford used to build — you can have any color you want as long as it's black." The standardized, repeatable model that gets a plant built in China for ~$5bn in ~3 years vs ~$20bn / 26–27 years in the US; the cost-of-scale lesson the US is finally absorbing.
46:02We never got economies of scale. We never got standardization, right? We never got the cost structure down. — And I know the people at China General Nuclear very well. They build like Ford used to build. You can have any color you want as long as it's black, — right? This is the model we sell, — right? And I think the US is finally getting the memo on that and we got a lot of ground to make up, but it's exciting for this future, right? Yeah, — I think that's right.
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