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How Korea trip made me a nuclear power convert

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Zero-carbon nuclear power is an important part of it. South Korea operates 26 reactors with a combined capacity of about 25,609MW, supplying roughly 30 percent of its electricity.
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How Korea trip made me a nuclear power convert

Zero-carbon nuclear power is an important part of it. South Korea operates 26 reactors with a combined capacity of about 25,609MW, supplying roughly 30 percent of its electricity.

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Business Daily broke the news on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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