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Want To Be Carbon-Free? Bring On The Nukes New Finnish reactor Russia’s Atomstroyexport last week signed two VVER-1000 reactor Spain’s Green Deal Faces Bankruptcy as Subsidies Founder Dutch provinces plan new nuclear plant Over 30 countries aspire for nuclear power From 2012 construction of new atomic power station in Armenia Iran plans to build nuclear fusion reactor Guangdong Nuclear Wins State Approval to Construct Two Reactors in Guangxi Finland's parliament approves two new nuclear reactors Russia floats barge for waterborne nuclear plant Vietnam plans 8 nuclear power plants by 2030 Brazil Gets Green Light for Angra III and Plans Another 4 Nuclear PowerPlants Mexico eyes up to 10 new nuclear plants by 2028 Monju nuclear reactor reaches criticality after 14-year shutdown China to build two nuclear reactors in Pakistan Vietnam regards nuclear security as top priority Indonesia: Four nuclear power plants planned for operation in 2017 Japan planning 14 nuclear plants Russia sticks with aim of 26 new nuclear plants Poland picks initial nuclear plant site Egypt to have 4 nuclear reactors by 2025 Construction of one or two new nuclear units at Kozloduy NPP under pre-project study Senators push for thorium use in reactors Italy approves decree on nuclear sites selection Brazil to renew construction of third nuclear power plant Five Asean countries going nuclear Merkel committed to extending nuclear plant lives S Korea, Jordan to discuss nuclear power plant project
Hungary Targeting Expansion of Nuclear Energy Use
Prime Minister Viktor Orban said Thursday the goal is to have nuclear power provide 60 percent of the country's electricity needs, compared with around 40 percent now.
Hungary's only nuclear power plant is located in the south-central city of Paks and has four Soviet-made reactors.
Orban spoke after a meeting with his Czech counterpart, Petr Necas. The Czech Republic's six nuclear reactors produce a third of its electricity and the government plans to at least double that output over the next 50 years.
"Gone with the wind", as at the start of the XXth century, making the wrong choice, Zepelin against Aircarft, Germany is phasing out nuclear energy, while in Eastern Europe its use is growing.
