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Sorry Mav, but I think Vol is 100% right. If you take 0 risk you get 0 profit. If you have a sky high profit target you HAVE to take big risk. Do you think people take the combine just to get a new combine. Makes no sense does it? So, if you think 3% take it to go live, how on earth do you...

Anybody care about the fact that bluefin tuna is on the brink of extinction???

Nitro, I think you are as wrong as you can be.

I wouldn't count on that. Man found what can practically be called free energy (oil) and utilizing that magnificent finding, has nearly destroyed the planet. As that source is now starting to dry up, mother earth is getting a chance to recover. Think what would happen if we get a new kind of...

Everybody now give them strong feedback so we might get the old good futuresource back. Wishfull thinking, yes I know.

There is also a dire situation at Fort Calhoun and Cooper plants in Nebraska due to the Missouri floods. Some pics at http://www.cartoradiations.fr/Fort_Calhoun.php

Vol, you are a one big bull!

Japan to shut down all their reactors?? http://in.reuters.com/article/2011/06/08/idINIndia-57576920110608

Possible. However, we haven't seen the lows of this run yet. You don't have tops or bottoms without tails in the daily candles.

Not the first time you cancel the order just moments before it would have been filled!

Like the French say; Korean reactors are like a poor mans car which has no ABS or safety belts. What comes to desalination, wouldn't it be cheaper and cleaner utilizing evaporation?

Yes,but how much more? The cost of building a reactor is going up fast, so it might be 200 or 400 or even 800 billion. Considering their oil production is topping, it might not be so easy to grab that kind of money, even for the oil sheiks. Anyways, where would they use all that electricity...

Vol, you are one resilient bull.

There should't be blue moons in 2011?

Read : The nuclear industry status report 2010/2011. If in doubt, check IAEA and do the counting yourself. The US has indeed very ageing fleet of reactors and instead of continuing their licenses, like in the case of Vermont Yankee, they should be shut down for the most part. That...

Do some research! Mean average age of shutdown reactors in the world is 22 years. Mean average age of worlds reactors is 26 years!!! They are getting old. And when they get older the risks increase proportionally.

A real simple question, how many 1GW reactors must we start in a week year round to reach that goal with nukes? In the last 5 years 12 new reactors have gone online. This year the number of startups vs shutdowns will be at least -10. As the time to build is 5 to 10 years we better switch to...

RQ, it seems you didn't understand the news. The Germans said goodbye to nukes, not more of them. Understand?

Germany is a northern country and the electricity consumption is lowest during the summer months. So, why do you expect blackouts then?

You know, it's easier to turn a muslim to a buddhist than to get a nuke believer to rethink his agenda. Anyway, it should thrive a hell out of everyone to think there's several new Fukushimas in places like Vietnam, Indonesia or on top of all, Bangladesh.