Dr. Charles Forsberg, a Principal Research Scientist at MIT, presented an innovative energy roadmap during a seminar on the future of nuclear power. The roadmap outlines a comprehensive strategy to replace all fossil fuels with a combination of nuclear, wind, solar, hydroelectric, and biomass energy sources in a low-carbon world. Key elements of the plan include utilizing base-load nuclear reactors with large-scale heat storage for dispatchable electricity, establishing nuclear hydrogen production facilities to replace natural gas as a chemical feedstock, and implementing modular reactor construction for cost efficiency. Additionally, the strategy involves converting cellulosic biomass into biofuels through nuclear heat and hydrogen inputs, aiming to replace fossil-fuel gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, and chemical industry feedstocks. This system not only reduces carbon emissions but also enhances sustainability by sequestering carbon dioxide in the soil and recycling plant nutrients. Dr. Forsberg's expertise in nuclear engineering and his focus on innovative energy solutions underscore the potential for a sustainable transition towards renewable energy sources while minimizing environmental impacts.