Probably JP Morgan's demand to justify some investments in nuclear.

It would also be cheaper. Batteries included.

Theoretically true but pratically false.
For some stupid reasons (primary NIMBY syndrome) people do not want solar and/or wind farm near their houses.

And the problem with solar and wind is that it is not assured that they produce when you need it.
Not that they should not be used, everything that reduce the oil needs are good, but you really cannot base everything on them unless you are able to build a single grid for Europe since stastically speaking in a continent there will always be some places that generate more than needed when other places are not generating enough for whatever reason.

Most of all: costs

but globally we will see this I am afraid.

Yeah, that's what the brain rot they drown you in is telling. In reality you can look up additions to electric grids globally. It's renewables with everything else basically a rounding error.

PS: the thing about China a good example. Look up their actual capacities. It's a joke compared to everything else they are building. Tripling nearly nothing is still irrelevant but for pro-nuclear propaganda, which 9 out of 10 times is just a diversion to slow down renewables so our fossil overlords can make some more money a few more years.

(for reference: China's production capacities are at about 4% nuclear, 40% renewable; globally ~700GW in power plants were build in 2025, 85% of those solar, wind or hydro power)

The U.S. government has reaffirmed nuclear power as a key pillar of its long-term clean energy strategy a year or so ago, with the revival previously retired reactors and extensions of aging ones.

Under president Jimmy Carter, who had had a job in nuclear safety in the navy or so, a nuclear meltdown of the Three Mile Island power plant in Harrisburg was barely stopped. Actually, the core did melt down because of a lack of cooling - it just didn't went slightly critical as in Fukushima. It might have been only twenty minutes away.

I am pretty sure the present orange in chief can oversee a muchbetter, much bigger, MAGNIFICIENT meltdown.