Kumparan | Decreasing in Number and Expensive, Does Indonesia Still Consider Nuclear Power Plant?

“This figure is 4 GW lower than in 2018 worldwide, and 40 GW lower than 2011. Actually, there has been a decline in nuclear power plant capacity and production in the world,” said Herman during the IESR webinar, Friday (11/3).

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