Fusion Power Economics
Capital costs dominate the economics of fusion power, with infrastructure and construction time being critical factors for cost reduction. While fusion plants won't be infinitely rampable due to thermal mass, they could integrate thermal storage for flexibility. In high-renewable markets, fusion may help lower system costs, while in regions with high energy demands, it could serve as a significant base load power source, similar to current light water reactors.In this clip
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