In short: Illustrative — the US is building a commercial-scale SMR right now at Kemmerer, Wyoming ("Bill Gates is doing it"), ironically on top of an old coal mine; evidence that SMR build-at-scale is real and will drive down unit costs over the next 7–8 years.
44:30— Mhm. A nuclear power plant that with regulation delays and the cost of capital in the United States takes 26 or 27 years and 20 billion to build can be built in China for $5 billion — right and within what a year and a half time frame — three — as we build more we get better — right — that's what we do so it isn't merely that the SMR technology will increase note that we're actually building a commercial scale SMR in the United States right now at Kemmerer Wyoming.
In short: US developer scoping UK sites for its Natrium reactor — the third US reactor developer now investing on UK soil, illustrating the framework's pull.
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