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I also feel nuclear and the other related 'fuel rod' types need adjustment to make them worthwhile as currently to get rid of waste it's a negative sum in the end aka it costs more energy to produce then you get out of the loop. Especially since you can collect somersloops and completely negate most end game energy needs.
Honestly just pile up containers in a cave and store the waste there. It's highly unlikely you'll run out of storage before winning the game.
Right but that's partially my point. They put those energy types in the game with complete production lines meaning they do want you to have those as options. I used to horde waste in a 'nuclear pit' in one of my previous playthrough, but that's obviously not the best route and isn't Fixit approved! Silly lore aside though would just be nice to have fun setting up all that and it be a teeny bit worth it.