After decades of political and public resistance, nuclear energy may be making a cautious return to the Greek policy agenda as officials mull on how to meet long-term climate goals and stabilise the national grid.
There have been hints by Athens of possible steps to explore nuclear energy as part of its drive toward net-zero emissions by 2050, amid concerns of overreliance on fossil-fired generation.
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