IMPACT OF THE UKRAINE WAR ON NUCLEAR POWER AND COP 27

The article discusses the potential impact of the ongoing war in Ukraine on nuclear power and the upcoming COP 27 conference. It highlights the previous argument that nuclear power is a safe and reliable option with low greenhouse gas emissions, and emphasizes the need to reduce emissions to combat climate change. It says that the final conclusions of COP 26 did not mention nuclear power. The war in Ukraine has brought energy security to the forefront, particularly in relation to Russia's role as a major supplier of oil, gas, and nuclear power plants. The conflict has led to changes in nuclear policies, with some countries revising their phase-out plans and others considering the expansion of nuclear energy. The article also discusses technical and regulatory developments that could support the expansion of nuclear power, as well as financial considerations and the need for international coordination.