The Seasteading Institute

Reply To: Russian floating nuke reactors in the news again

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/may/03/russia-arctic-nuclear-power-stations

Maybe with serial production, they get cheaper and better. If they prove to be successful, maybe competing products and services emerge (you can rent these things, of course, no need to buy). We may have affordable (for a group of seasteads) nuclear power at sea within a decade or two.

P.S. I checked some Russian sources. The guardian mistranslated "servicing" for "re-fueling". It is the re-fueling that needs to be done every 12-14 years, of course.