“I strongly believe that the era of big power plants is gone. It's gone not only for security reasons, because you can face these sabotage acts in every country in the world, and the enemy can take down a large portion of your generation assets in one go if you centralize too much. But it's also economically more viable. To build a large combined cycle plant you would need four to five years; you can roll out smaller facilities in six to eight months.”

I strongly believe that the era of big power plants is gone. It's gone not only for security reasons, because you can face this sabotage acts in every country in Europe in the world, and the enemy can take down a large portion of your generation assets in one go if you centralize your generation too much. But also it's economically more viable, even if you take the rollout time to build a large combined cycle heating plant. You would need probably four to five years. You can roll out smaller facilities in six to eight months. And this type of new smaller modular generation units combined with battery energy systems with controlled demand or maneuverable demand, this network of power plants resembles internet. You cannot switch on one server to switch it on completely. And the resilience of the system, but also affordability of the system is much higher. It's probably a future of all energy systems because if we need to match, for example, the AI boom, how do we build the generation adequate to this growth of consumption? We cannot use nuclear for that because we would be building 10 years or 15 years of one nuclear unit. So we need something very quick, very modular, very maneuverable, very flexible. And this is a combination of…