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Nuclear Shipping Back in Discussion

The quest for net-zero emissions in the shipping industry by 2050 is steering towards an innovative and promising horizon—nuclear power.

With the maritime sector identified as one of the hard-to-abate sectors due to its significant carbon emissions, the integration of nuclear technology offers not just an environmental uplift but also a strong economic rationale.

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