Ultimately the quality of our lives depends – in large part – on the critical infrastructure we rely on every day.

The so-called “four D’s” of energy disruption have served as a helpful way to describe the energy transition taking place, namely, decarbonization, democratization, decentralization, and digitalization.

Innovation is accelerating the development and commercialisation of small modular reactors opening up additional applications for nuclear energy.

This energy system needs to move from today’s reliance of fossil fuels and antiquated infrastructure into one based on clean, sustainable, and renewable energy sources, delivered through a highly distributed infrastructure, designed for the final consumer of the energy.

Renewables by themselves "cannot ensure the reliable flow of electricity in any nation".