Ministers from a group of European countries have said there is an urgent need for action to address strengthening energy security and competitiveness while urgently addressing climate change – and that nuclear could play a key role.
Ministers and high-level representatives from Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Poland and Sweden said after the Nordic-Baltic Nuclear Investment Summit in Stockholm on 7 October 2025 that recognise the potential of new nuclear energy investments to contribute to the energy objectives and challenges.
They added that as participants in a shared electricity market, they face common challenges regarding the affordability and stability of energy supply.
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