Marcos revives push for nuclear energy program

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has reignited the debate on nuclear energy during his fifth State of the Nation Address, emphasizing its role in enhancing energy security and lowering electricity costs. This move comes after highlighting successes in petroleum contracts and hydrogen power plants. The push for nuclear energy reflects a broader strategy to diversify the nation's energy portfolio and address the growing demand for affordable power. The revival of this program could have significant implications for the country's environmental and economic policies.