Economia, Energia

Cento pozzi nucleari per fare 1,5 GW: il piano di Deep Fission

Deep Fission costruirà 100 mini reattori sotterranei in Kansas: 1,5 GW di nucleare da un'area piccola, per i data center. Servirà davvero?

Gianluca Riccio

A dramatic cross-section illustration showing a deep underground nuclear reactor installation in the American Midwest. On the surface, a flat Kansas prairie landscape with a modest industrial shed and turbine equipment. Below ground, a cutaway view reveals a narrow 76-centimeter borehole drilling 1.6 kilometers deep into layered geological strata, with a sleek cylindrical small pressurized water reactor descending into the earth. The surrounding rock formations glow faintly with natural containment, while a column of water above the reactor visually represents the natural pressure system. Multiple identical boreholes extend across the site in a grid pattern, suggesting massive scalable power generation. The color palette contrasts warm amber surface light with cool blue-green underground tones. The style is a detailed, technical editorial illustration with a cinematic cross-section perspective, combining scientific accuracy with dramatic visual depth.

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