It's a reactor design and project that started in 1976 and was delayed for tens of years at a time. It's not exactly the nuclear post child, but that is largely the problem with nuclear in the United States, it, as it currently stands, could not operate at an economy of scale. If the US committed to building say 3,000 of a standardized design across the US, things would likely be very different. (Even if it is not the latest and greatest design, or the most efficient design reactor. Just mass producing parts would drive down the cost.)Basically, like my ex, it's a commitment issue and I hate this on again off again relationship we have that has me wasting money.
Edit based on the rest of the comments I'm going to stop cap a reddit cascade:
No I am not against solar.
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