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Hungary forms nuclear alliance with ten European countries
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Hungary has formed a nuclear alliance with 10 European countries. Eleven EU Member States, led by France, agreed in Stockholm to deepen cooperation in the field of nuclear energy.
11 EU countries form nuclear alliance
The alliance includes France, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Finland, the Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia. The ministers of these countries agreed that nuclear energy is one of the means to achieve climate targets and ensure energy security, napi.hu reports.
The parties have agreed to support new nuclear developments, mainly based on innovative technology, as well as the operation of existing plants. They also agreed to launch joint training programmes and to strengthen scientific cooperation. Member States see nuclear energy as a means to decarbonise the economy.
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Nuclear power accounts for 25 percent of Europe’s electricity generation. As it emits less carbon dioxide than wind energy or solar panels, it can make a significant contribution to the EU’s 2050 carbon neutrality target.
Hungary, Egypt sign deal on joint use of Suez Canal Economic Zone
The governments of Hungary and Egypt have signed an agreement on cooperation in the Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZONE), giving Hungarian companies a good chance to launch investments in the region, the Hungarian foreign minister said on Tuesday. Péter Szijjártó told a Hungarian-Egyptian business forum in Cairo that the government had “created the best possible conditions” for successful cooperation between the two countries’ companies.
YESSSSSSSSSSS!!!!! Instead of wasting billions of dollars on pursuit of the “green” nonsense (which is not eco-friendly at all, when you look at the nuts and bolts of it), we need to pivot toward the super clean, efficient, and reliable nuclear energy. It’s a no-brainer. Of course, that goes against various vested interests who want the “green” subsidy gravy train to keep rolling. It’ll be quite a battle…