Political leaders tout high hopes for nuclear power on the road to net zero emissions

Published 17:07 on March 21, 2024  /  Last updated at 17:07 on March 21, 2024  / /  Americas, Asia Pacific, China, EMEA, International, South Korea, US

Growing enthusiasm for nuclear energy was put on display at the first-ever Nuclear Energy Summit in Brussels on Thursday, but a new generation of nuclear power plants will not be possible without access to large amounts of finance, leaders stressed, while also acknowledging the industry's image problem.
Growing enthusiasm for nuclear energy was put on display at the first-ever Nuclear Energy Summit in Brussels on Thursday, but a new generation of nuclear power plants will not be possible without access to large amounts of finance, leaders stressed, while also acknowledging the industry's image problem.


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