The largest nuclear project in the world is currently in South Korea, featuring eight reactors that can generate immense electricity. As countries reassess their energy strategies in the wake of the energy crisis triggered by the Russian invasion of Ukraine, there’s a notable shift towards nuclear power, even in nations previously inclined to phase it out. While the growth of nuclear energy has slowed since its peak in the seventies and eighties, a rebound is underway, particularly in regions like Eastern Europe and the UK.
