Right, that's somewhat how I thought they operated, and so my follow-up 
question is  what if the energy being produced simply wasn't distributed 'perse 
to various facilities or buildings, facilities, households, or 
what-have-you,,, but instead rather, for a more highly efficient purpose or 
function?    
                                                                            
IOW's, instead of simply expending energy, why not use it in a more highly 
efficient manner, so as to enable it to operate on a self-sustaining mode. > 
Now, the purpose of having a self-sustaining Plant (no energy expended) 
would first be to eliminate any radioactive-waste by-product.              

The other main idea or benefit to having a powerfully efficient 
self-sustaining system would of course depend on the development of some new 
revolutionary breakthrough engineering skills, that can enable an altogether 
new 
compatable form of propulsion (yet unknown to us) to be directly integrated 
within the Plant, so to operate at peak performance, on-demand.                 
  
                                                                            
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 Regards,
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