The main stated goal of the UNFCCC process in the power engineering is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to the environment by phasing out the use of fossil fuel energy systems (FFS).

WNA says nuclear energy can play a central role in post-COVID recovery efforts by boosting economic growth in the short-term

France and the UK had previously blocked an agreement on the green finance taxonomy, arguing it failed to recognise the environmental benefits of nuclear power, which emits almost no greenhouse gases blamed for global warming.

Nuclear power is a zero-carbon source of electricity that made up 20% of US electricity generation in 2019

"Russia and Germany should take advantage of years of their successful partnership in the oil and gas industry to closely cooperate in the development of hydrogen, climate-friendly technologies for the future," the proposal sent to relevant ministries of both countries said.

Renewable energies accounted for 55.8 percent of Germany’s net electricity generation

Equinor intends to take a final investment decision (FID) in 2023, conditional to supportive UK policy, with potential first production by 2026.

"Мы продолжаем работать в направлении диверсификации своего энергобаланса, и у нас уже высокая доля атомной и гидрогенерации, большую долю в тепловой генерации занимает газ", - сообщил Министр.

Australia has a real opportunity to recover its economy not only by energy efficiency but also by the Noologistical Management.

About 20% of U.S. energy consumption in 2019 came from sources other than fossil fuels

SFEN recommends that France includes the project to construct a series of three pairs of reactors in its post-COVID recovery plan and confirms the launch of the project at the end of the investigation in mid-2021. It also says the European Union should include new nuclear in the Green Deal and associated plans for financial mechanisms.

The government intends to make German power generation free of hard coal by 2033.

Nuclear is the second-largest low-carbon power source in the world today, after hydropower,

At the end of December 2019, the global operating nuclear power capacity was 392.1 GW(e), comprising 443 operational nuclear power reactors in 30 countries.

The European Union cannot afford to reduce its energy diversity