The international
ministerial conference on Nuclear Power in the 21st Century has come to
an end in St Petersburg. Delegates including energy ministers and senior
officials from around the world discussed the future of nuclear energy
and measures required to ensure its safety and sustainability.
Participants agreed that atomic energy contributes to environmental safety and helps reduce CO2 emissions. They said, nuclear power sector is highly innovative and can be used in science, education and technologies around the world.
The conference was the first international gathering on nuclear power since the Fukushima Daiichi disaster in Japan in March 2011. Safety was one of the key issues discussed at the three-day conference.
Atom Expo forum was also held on the sidelines of the conference. Heads of leading companies from more than 42 countries showcased their businesses and potential.
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