India is advancing its nuclear power capabilities, aiming to increase the share of nuclear energy in its energy mix significantly. The country plans to expand its reactor fleet, enhancing energy security and reducing carbon emissions while meeting growing power demands.
The IAEA’s recent follow-up mission praised Spain for its sustained dedication to enhancing nuclear and radiation safety. The agency highlighted Spain’s proactive measures and commitment to international safety standards, reinforcing its leadership in nuclear safety.
Japan faces significant energy security challenges, accentuated by its reliance on imported fossil fuels. Experts argue that without optimizing its nuclear energy sources, the nation risks energy instability, highlighting the need for a strategic shift towards nuclear power.
Spain’s parliament has approved a proposal to reverse the country’s nuclear phase-out, signaling a shift in energy policy amid rising concerns over energy security and climate commitments. This decision opens the door for potential investment in existing nuclear facilities.
