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New Rockefeller Foundation Report Finds Next Generation Nuclear Could Power Energy Abundance for Emerging Economies
- The Rockefeller Foundation released a report showing how next generation nuclear technologies can aid emerging economies in meeting electricity demand.
- The report suggests that nuclear power could generate up to 20% of electricity and reduce costs by 31% by 2050 under suitable conditions.
- The findings highlight the urgency in exploring new energy technologies, especially as global energy demand increases.
- Nearly 700 million people, primarily in sub-Saharan Africa, currently lack reliable access to power.
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