Philippines nuclear power unlikely by 2032, OECD expert says
The head of the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency expressed doubt that the Philippines will have its first nuclear reactor operational by 2032, citing the time needed for decision-making and regulatory development, suggesting a longer timeframe is required.
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