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A large nuclear powerplant that uses Thorium fuel rather than Uranium (like most nuclear powerplants). With Thorium, there is no risk of meltdown and the risk of radiation leak is substantially reduced. Also, Nuclear power with Thorium produces reletively less dangerous wastes and is unsuitable for the production of nuclear weapons.
This powerplant is on a huge, 10x8 size lot.
It provides 140,000 MWh (remember, it is a huge powerplant)
No risk of spontaneous meltdown, but if you let it get delapidated and overloaded, it will have a medium-power explosive failure, with half of the radiation effects of the conventional powerplant. (It's safer than Uranium, but it's still nuclear fission.) Although, that's going to take a while because the plant lasts for 250 years.
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