The United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Japan, and France have announced a nuclear power alliance “aimed at displacing Putin” from the international market, following meetings of the G7 in Sapporo, Japan on Sunday.
The five nuclear power-producing nations of the Group of Seven economic forum — formerly the G8 prior to Russia being expelled following the invasion of Crimea in 2014 — have vowed to leverage their respective resources in order to “undermine Russia’s grip on supply chains” on the international energy market, the UK government announced in a“This agreement will be used as the basis for pushing Putin out of the nuclear fuel market entirely, and doing so as quickly as possible, to cut off another...
The announcement from the U.S., UK, Canada, Japan, and France is perhaps an admission from Western powers who have been preoccupied with the so far failed green agenda, of the geopolitical realities of the world, and the need for nuclear power to maintain energy independence from adversarial regimes such as Russia and the Gulf states.
The UK government said that at present, nuclear stations provide approximately around 15 per cent of the nation’s energy supply, but it wishes to expand this to at least one quarter by the year 2050. Nuclear power — one of the world’s
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