South Korea hosts nuclear conference; Japan and Germany plan fusion work
A ministerial conference on nuclear power opened in Incheon, and South Korea's regulator was set to decide on extending reactors. Japan and Germany agreed to jointly develop fusion with a plant planned for Germany in the 2030s.
Why it matters
Nuclear and fusion plans aim at long-term low-carbon power.
Background
Energy security worries have increased interest in nuclear.
Sources
- Yonhap ↗Oct 26, 11:40 PM ET
- Yonhap (Korean) ↗Oct 26, 10:43 PM ET
- Yonhap ↗Oct 27, 12:47 AM ET
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