Momentum in the European Union in favour of nuclear energy must now be converted into a comprehensive framework for nuclear development, exploring essential policies including financing, an alliance of pro-nuclear countries has said.
The 12-nation European Nuclear Alliance*, formed one year ago, said it had already sent a clear signal that Europe needs to recognise the role of nuclear in the decarbonisation of its economy and achieving security of energy supply.
In a statement following a 4 March meeting, the alliance said closer cooperation has been created among alliance members and with the European Commission, leading to concrete results such as the EU recognising the essential role of nuclear energy.
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