"5 to 10 megawatts - peanuts - the smallest nuclear plant is 476 megawatts and the largest is 3825 megawatts using 3 reactors.."
Yup, they're small fry, but 50 of them equals the smallest nuclear power plant, at lower cost and less chance for problems.
Small power plants used to be part of our electrical generation system. There used to be hundreds of them in New England, alone. They're gone now, but that doesn't mean they're gone forever. I see some new interest in these plants. It doesn't take much of a head to generate usable power.
MORE NUKES!!!!! Start messing in the water and the enviromentalists will make it very costly to produce energy.
True, but some of the cost of electricity is transmission and storage - put some power generation close to the power consumer, the electric company saves money. Also, no need to continue buying fuel to power the thing.