What's interesting is even with the tremendous growth we're seeing in China, nuclear as a percentage of China's overall energy picture isn't really shifting. What's happening is the overall pie is growing. I think the International Energy Agency projected that between 2010 and 2035, global world energy consumption was going to increase by 75%. If you look at it and you say that in 2010 it took wind, solar, nuclear, hydro, coal, gas, and oil to get to that level, we're talking about almost a doubling of energy consumption in 25 years. It would be difficult to see just one source, one commodity, providing all of that increase. So even though the percentage stays the same, the pie is growing to such an extent that I think we're all probably going to see some growth in our areas.
On May 7th, 2013. See this statement in context.