The small reactors are getting the publicity. This article doesn't mention LTBR, but clearly states the viability of small over large.
This makes sense as the fear of nuclear involves massively large and complex reactors while Nuscale speaks of their small and manageable reactors. The article even mentions plug in and play, if a second reactor is needed.
Such talk flies in the face of LTBR as its thesis is about refitting the old, massive, scary and complex plants.
LTBR needs a narrative to help the public reframe their understanding. The old nuke plants with their old tech and massive buildings needs a bridge to a new understanding.
Perhaps Nuscale is the Trojan horse, proving how the new nuclear is HALEU and safe, thereby allowing LTBR to come through the same door with their plan to forever revamp the old, scary and existing nuclear sites.
And then LTBR arrives--with its drawer full of patents--covering LTBR tech and fuel to change nuclear plants worldwide. In this transition, nuclear power and fuel is transformed from boogeyman to being the world' greenest energy souce.
Now that's poetry. Let's hope LTBR can do it without much more dulution .
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