Nuclear waste could supply rare hydrogen fuel for US fusion reactors
https://interestingengineering.com/energy/us-nuclear-waste-tritium-fusion-reactors
Nuclear waste could supply rare hydrogen fuel for US fusion reactors
https://interestingengineering.com/energy/us-nuclear-waste-tritium-fusion-reactors
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Scientists in the United States are developing a method to recycle nuclear waste to make tritium – a rare version of hydrogen which serves as one of the main fuels in nuclear fusion.
Nuclear fusion is a process that fuses two atoms together to release heat which can turn generators. The generators will ensure a supply of large amounts of electricity that is almost emission-free. Therefore, in theory, it is thought to be one of the cleanest forms of energy.
A better title –
“Fusion from the Sun can be harnessed and stored in parked EVs since 90% of cars are parked at any given time, combined with VPPs power could be scaled in tandem with the sun”
Or we could just let oil companies transition into hydrogen and nuclear like they want and shake us for every dime we have.