Description: A nuclear-powered hybrid refers to a vehicle or system that combines nuclear energy with other energy sources, such as electricity or fossil fuels, to optimize performance and efficiency. This type of technology aims to leverage the advantages of nuclear energy, which can generate large amounts of energy continuously and with low carbon emissions, while complementing it with other sources that can provide flexibility and quick response to energy demand. Hybrid nuclear energy systems may include nuclear reactors that operate in conjunction with gas turbines or electric motors, allowing for more efficient and sustainable operation. The relevance of these systems lies in their potential to contribute to the transition towards a cleaner energy future by reducing dependence on fossil fuels and minimizing environmental impact. Additionally, the integration of nuclear energy into hybrid systems can offer innovative solutions for energy storage and distributed generation, which is especially important in a world facing challenges such as climate change and increasing energy demand.
