Industry association welcomes ‘significant knock-on effects’ of investment
The significant knock-on effects of investment into the nuclear sector by big tech will see supply chains gear up, the nuclear workforce grow and reactor designs licensed and approved, clearing the way for utilities – and potentially other industrial players – to move more rapidly on their own deployment of nuclear, the Canadian Nuclear Association (CAN) said.
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