Will nuclear power account for 30% or more of global electricity generation by 2035?
Will nuclear power account for 30% or more of global electricity generation by 2035?
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2035
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Will resolve yes if by the closing date at least 30% of global power is generated through nuclear fission (or fusion/other nuclear methods if made viable by then).

I'll resolve for no if nuclear energy clearly accounts for less than 30% of power.

Resolves N/A on the off-chance that a resolving statistic is unclear/inconsistent across major agencies by 2035 for whatever reason.

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bought Ṁ13 NO1y

No way. It is below 10% and decreasing since years. https://ember-climate.org/data/data-tools/data-explorer/

1y

Projected to drop from about 10% currently into the high single digits according to IEA

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