Nicholas Fabris
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Nicholas Fabris
@FabrisNicholas
Student @ HS B.G. Brocchi | @nikspaces @Partito_Libdem | You'll never be bored if you ask yourself what is this like curious, like curious, like Curious George!

















Five more countries sign the declaration to triple nuclear energy by 2050 At the Nuclear Energy Summit in Paris on March 10, hosted by the Government of France in cooperation with International Atomic Energy Agency (@iaeaorg), China, Brazil, Italy, Belgium and South Africa joined the global commitment to at least triple nuclear energy capacity by 2050. With these new signatories, a total of 38 countries now support the declaration. The pledge was first launched by Net Zero Nuclear (@NZNGlobal) at COP28 in Dubai, where countries committed to work together toward tripling global nuclear capacity from 2020 levels by 2050 as part of the effort to reach net-zero emissions. Since then, the coalition has continued to grow as more governments recognise the role nuclear energy can play in providing reliable, low-carbon electricity while strengthening energy security. With the latest additions, the countries supporting the pledge now represent around 70% of the global economy. What is particularly notable is the geographic diversity of the countries involved. The declaration now includes nations from Europe, North and South America, Africa, Asia and the Middle East. Momentum behind nuclear energy is clearly building. If the world is serious about decarbonising the energy system while meeting rapidly growing electricity demand, expanding nuclear power will be a key part of the solution.










