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Make the change, support nuclear now! #AlpasPinas #NuclearPHNow #MalinisMuraMaasahan

With nuclear? All it takes is one jeep. One jeepney's worth of nuclear fuel and then energy security is guaranteed for 18 months. And nuclear has zero carbon emissions, so it's safer and cleaner for both people and the environment.

Millions of tons of coal. That is how much coal is needed to run an average coal plant. Transporting this amount of coal is an incredibly hard task, one that can easily lead to a crisis when transport is critical.

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Ang tanong: Kung kaya nating patakbuhin ang nuclear power plant sa ibang bansa, handa na rin ba tayong pag-usapan ito para sa sarili nating energy future? 💬 I-tag ang isang Pilipinong engineer o energy professional na proud ka!

📢 ALAM MO BA? Sa kauna-unahang commercial nuclear power plant sa Arab world -- ang Barakah Nuclear Power Plant sa Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates -- ay may mahalagang parte ang mga Pilipino.

💬 Tanong: Kung ang isang oil-rich country ay nag-invest sa nuclear, ano kaya ang ibig sabihin nito para sa Pilipinas? #AlpasPinas #NuclearPHNow #MalinisMuraMaasahan

Habang mahigit 30 bansa ang naglalayong i-triple ang nuclear capacity pagsapit ng 2050, malinaw na bahagi ito ng global energy transition.

📢 ALAM MO BA? Ang United Arab Emirates (UAE) ay isa sa mga top oil-producing countries sa mundo — at isa rin sa mga bansang seryosong nag-invest sa nuclear energy.

And until those institutional gaps are closed, the reactor that never spoke will continue to say everything in silence. | via Malaya Business Insight

Whether the Philippines ultimately embraces nuclear power — through new builds, modular reactors, or a revived BNPP — will depend less on technology than on governance.

The plant is not merely a relic. It is a mirror. It reflects what happens when megaprojects outrun institutions and when public trust is treated as optional infrastructure. malaya.com.ph/weekender/week…

Patrick T. Aquino, director of the DoE-Energy Utilization Management Bureau, said they have narrowed down potential sites from nine to four in consideration of the requirements of the International Atomic Energy Agency. | via Business World

THE DEPARTMENT of Energy (DoE) has identified four potential sites in Luzon and Visayas that may house the country’s planned nuclear power projects, an official said. bworldonline.com/top-stories/20…

If these national targets are met, we are looking at a future powered by one of the cleanest and most reliable energy sources available. #AlpasPinas #NuclearPHNow #MalinisMuraMaasahan

Over 30 countries have already pledged to triple their nuclear capacity by 2050, aiming for a massive 1,200 gigawatts of power worldwide. This isn't just about electricity; it’s a strategic move to secure energy independence and hit aggressive climate goals.

📢 ALAM MO BA? 
The global nuclear landscape is gearing up for a massive expansion! The World Nuclear Association just released its first World Nuclear Outlook Report, signaling a major comeback for nuclear energy on the global stage.