Claims

Canada deployed a gigawatt of nuclear power capacity using standardized modular designs every year for 20 consecutive years, and Ontario's electricity grid is the least carbon-intensive in the western world as a result, demonstrating that nuclear deployment at scale is achievable with proper policy support.

The crisis has created a boost to nuclear energy, particularly as tech companies have shifted their view of nuclear from being problematic to being necessary for meeting electricity demand.

New energy order will likely feature more government intervention than previous energy systems, which could be both beneficial and detrimental depending on implementation quality.

New Zealand shut down its last refinery and then wondered why its main airport ran out of jet fuel; Taiwan and Germany have shut down nuclear capacity creating energy vulnerability; these policies seem obviously idiotic in hindsight but reflect genuine policy decisions by leaders

Ocean Wall and Lawson sit on the European ambition institute (government/NGO examining power and AI), and grid officials have stated they cannot develop an AI policy because they cannot even guarantee baseline household power supply, indicating fundamental energy crisis.