European and global climate goals will be impossible to achieve without the use of nuclear energy, the Hungarian foreign minister said after talks with Russia’s deputy prime minister in charge of energy.
Peter Szijjarto held talks online with Alexander Novak which focused on European nuclear energy regulations.
In a Facebook post, he said that “thanks in large part to its Paks nuclear power plant, Hungary is among the 21 countries in the world that have been able to cut their greenhouse gas emissions while increasing their economic output”.
Peter Szijjarto held talks online with Alexander Novak which focused on European nuclear energy regulations.
In a Facebook post, he said that “thanks in large part to its Paks nuclear power plant, Hungary is among the 21 countries in the world that have been able to cut their greenhouse gas emissions while increasing their economic output”.
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