Nuclear power is an energy source that ensures a stable electricity supply, eliminates polluting emissions, reduces external energy dependence, and provides constant, reliable power. An increasing number of countries and companies like us support extending the operation of nuclear power plants to 60 or even 80 years, along with the construction of new facilities.

Continuity of operation refers to operating a nuclear power plant safely beyond its originally intended design life. This is a common practice in many countries worldwide and is an essential approach for achieving long-term economic and environmental goals. It strengthens energy independence, ensures stable energy supply, and contributes significantly to combating climate change.

Numerous international studies confirm that it is technically feasible to operate nuclear power plants beyond their design period while maintaining the safety, reliability, and performance levels required by national and international regulatory standards.