Korea’s Presidential Front-Runner Backs Nuclear Power — for Now

South Korea’s presidential front-runner Lee Jae-myung has pledged to keep nuclear power “for the time being,” but plans a long-term shift to renewables if elected June 3 — a stance that could undermine the nation’s atomic energy expansion plans at home and abroad. Lee, a member of the opposition Democratic Party, unveiled an “energy expressway”…

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Trade minister Goyal bats for sustainable, earthquake-resistant infrastructure

New Delhi: Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal on Sunday urged the construction industry to reduce import reliance, embrace sustainable practices, and focus on earthquake-resistant and modular infrastructure. In his address  to the inaugural session of Vibrant Buildcon 2025, organized by CAPEXIL in New Delhi, Goyal emphasized that sectors like housing, infrastructure, real estate, railways,…

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Soaring demand for AI chips fuels power usage: report

Growing demand for the semiconductor chips that power artificial intelligence is driving soaring electricity use, particularly in countries that rely on fossil fuels for power, environmental group Greenpeace warned Thursday. Global chip manufacturing is concentrated in East Asia, including Taiwan, South Korea and Japan, whose power systems are still heavily dependent on burning fossil fuels…

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