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I work in the consulting business as well (but not in the civil engineering field). I agree with your last thought, the only sustainable competitive advantage is the esatblished client relationship. Missing that (or, before that) I think that reputation is the next best thing. If you are still...

Thank you YoungTurk, I am happy that you found my post helpful. Reprocessing. A really vast subject. Nuclear reactors are very inefficient and use a relatively small percentage of the fissile fuel. Moreover U238 captures neutrons, becoming Pu239 (there is a decay chain in between obviously)...

Ok, one thing at a time. Molten salt reactors: theoretically they work just as well with any fissile material (U, Pu, Th), and they have the same intrinsic safety features with all 3. Thorium has no special competitive advantage in this configuration. The main problem with this reactor is...