The future of nuclear power, where to go

With the Fukushima nuclear power plant accident caused by the Great Japan Earthquake, a series of panic attacks on nuclear power quietly rose in the crowd. The double-edged sword of nuclear power eventually revealed its terrible side. If the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant was gradually forgotten, the nuclear explosion at Fukushima pushed the "nuclear power" to the forefront again.

On March 12th, tens of thousands of people in Germany joined hands to form a wall, parading to demand the termination of nuclear power and was rejected by Chancellor Angela Merkel; Switzerland took the lead in suspending the approval of three new reactors; the Chinese government announced that before the results of the security assessment came out The approval of new nuclear power projects will be suspended. On the surface, it seems that the market has made pessimistic expectations for the global nuclear power industry, and each nuclear energy utilization country has also expressed its position and will reorient the nuclear power policy. Then, the use of nuclear power, it is said that stop can stop it?

In responding to global climate change today, all countries in the world are striving to reduce carbon emissions, gradually giving up fossil fuels and relying on clean energy. This includes nuclear power. Compared with wind energy and solar energy, the cost of nuclear power is much lower, and naturally it is a good choice to be doubted. As long as the safety of nuclear power can be guaranteed, the benefits it brings to mankind are also inestimable.

Without being able to abandon nuclear power, we will only focus our attention on how to ensure the safety of nuclear power. Japan’s nuclear accident was a wake-up call to us. How to invest, how to invest in technology, and even how to choose a site, all need to be considered again and again. Naturally, the ** problem in the development of nuclear power is not uncommon. It is the ** that poses a number of hidden dangers to the nuclear issue and must be prevented. In the future, China will invest in a large number of nuclear power projects. How to ensure quality while accelerating the speed is a matter for the government to think first.

Of course, there is no shortage of resources. While promoting the development of nuclear power, we must also appropriately increase our efforts in investing in the research and development of other clean energy so that when nuclear power problems become more serious, we still have a way out.