Philippine Nuclear Industry Development Hinges on Independent Regulator
Experts emphasize the critical need for an independent regulatory body to be established before the Philippines can develop its nuclear industry. The delay in appointing officials for the Philippine Atomic Energy Regulatory Authority (PhilATOM), established by law in September 2025, is hindering project progress.
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