Call to rev up small nuclear plant project

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Call to rev up small nuclear plant project - Bangkok Post

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The government should speed up efforts to push for a small nuclear power plant project to develop an alternative power source, says former permanent energy secretary Kurujit Nakornthap.

He urged policymakers to start implementing the SMR project because its development is time-consuming, as it can take 5-8 years to get through safety issue requirements and win approval from state agencies and the public.

"They should push ahead with the project if it is aimed to serve the public interest in the long term," said Mr Kurujit, who is also executive director of the Petroleum Institute of Thailand.