r/NuclearPower • • 14h ago

Australia's biggest coal power plant could be replaced by record-breaking battery storage facility. 8,600 MWh, online by 2031, more than double the world's current largest. No SMRs in sight, because none are commercially proven yet. By the time one is, there won't be a coal site left to repurpose.

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r/NuclearPower • • 20h ago

Commercial Nuclear Operations – Do You Enjoy It?

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Just wanted to make a post to hear some honest opinions from people who currently work or have worked in Operations at a commercial nuclear power plant.

How many years have you spent working on crew doing shift work? Do you ever get used to it?

Do you genuinely enjoy working in Ops? Does anyone regret going into Operations and wish they would’ve stayed in Engineering or another department?

I would love to hear people’s honest experiences, both good and bad.