Could Small Modular Nuclear Reactors solve the Cost Of Living Crisis in the UK

The video discusses the decommissioning of a nuclear plant in Manchester, highlighting the long-term management of radioactive waste. It explores the history and future of nuclear energy in the UK, noting the decline in operational plants and the government's goal for nuclear energy to supply 25% of the country's power. The video introduces small modular reactors as a potential solution, emphasizing their cost-effectiveness and factory-built design. However, it also addresses the challenges and competition these reactors face, as well as the broader implications of nuclear energy on energy independence and long-term costs.

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