Very much on point. "We need to have 10 or 15 reactors like this up and running from different companies so we can see what design options really work(s)." More importantly, it's how you create the free market environment to enable customers to down select what works for them.
They said it can do 5 MW once it reaches its full power. I've certainly been skeptical of their claims all along, but I'm excited about their momentum and trajectory. Even if their initial plans don't work out as stated, getting a small and uneconomical reactor online is an essential and thrilling step towards the kind of iteration needed to make real-world hands-on progress in advanced nuclear. We need to have 10 or 15 reactors like this up and running from different companies so we can see what design options really work and trade ideas between teams.