IEA head says nuke power capacity in 2040 to jump

IEA head says nuke power capacity in 2040 to jump

TOKYO, Japan - International Energy Agency chief Maria van der Hoeven speaks at the Japan National Press Club in Tokyo on Nov. 19, 2014, predicting that the world's installed capacity of nuclear power generation in 2040 will probably increase by some 60% from the 2013 level.

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