I didn't make it clear but I think we should be building nuclear today. But that doesn't change the fact that there is little inertia on moving forward with nuclear.

All these discussions centre around changing policy but I have heard very little about actual change happening. Further, we have very little expertise left regarding building nuclear plants so even if we could start building as many reactors as we want, how would we? Then there are the financials, which are heavily compounded by the policy and lack of experience.

Since we need the policy to change to build more, we need to build more so we can actually predict the costs/time, and we need to predict the costs/time for the financials to work... And nothing seems to be being done any of it.

How exactly can nuclear be built in the current status quo?