REACTOR RENAISSANCE

After decades in decline, nuclear energy is undergoing a global resurgence, driven by the urgent need for clean, reliable power in a warming world.

- HRITHIK KIRAN BAGADE

In the shadow of wind turbines and solar farms, a quieter conversation is gaining momentum. Once vilified after disasters like Chernobyl and Fukushima, nuclear power is undergoing a cautious, but determined revival. Around the world, scientists, policymakers, and energy companies are reexamining its potential—not as a Cold War relic, but as a realistic and necessary solution to our worsening climate crisis. In an age dominated by carbon emissions and a ticking planetary clock, nuclear energy is being re-branded not as a threat, but as a lifeline.