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>Solar also has the potential for significant further cost reductions.
As does nuclear I think. Just look at what's happening in China's nuclear construction sector.

(1) Increased modularization. The adoption of the highly modular (C)AP1000. The increased modularization of the HPR1000 family.
https://xcancel.com/realTZV/status/1946320563112181871
https://xcancel.com/realTZV/status/1934699561265897845

(2) Increased size. For example, the CAP1000 has been scaled up to the CAP1400, an 18% increase in thermal output, from 3415MWth to 4040MWth

(3) More reactors being built. China's state council is now approving units at a rate of 10-11 of per year, suggesting construction starts will reach 10-11 units per year in the near future, which will allow for extreme scale benefits in the supply chain.

(4) New better cranes
https://xcancel.com/realTZV/status/1876728002404364376
https://xcancel.com/energybants/status/1873852968065257792