Sri Lanka is evaluating whether nuclear energy could contribute to the country’s future electricity needs, with safety, security and international safeguards identified as key priorities.
Minister of Science and Technology Prof. Chrishantha Abeysena stated this while attending the International Atomic Energy Agency’s Sixth International Ministerial Conference on Nuclear Energy in Incheon, South Korea.
He noted that the Government aims to determine whether nuclear power could provide a reliable, affordable and sustainable source of low-carbon electricity.
The Minister also highlighted the importance of evidence-based decisions, strong institutions and international cooperation in developing Sri Lanka’s long-term energy strategy.
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