NUCLEAR POWER VS RENEWABLE ENERGY

A nuclear power plant produces energy around 90% of the time it is in operation. Renewables, on the other hand, are intermittent by nature, since the sun does not always shine and the wind does not always blow. Although in the long term, renewable energies are a safer and more sustainable option in the long term due to their regeneration capacity and lower environmental impact.

 

NUCLEAR POWER VS NON-RENEWABLE ENERGY

Nuclear energy is included in non-renewable energy along with oil, coal or natural gas. The idea is that in the future it becomes renewable energy, but for now it runs out over time and is not renewed. Although nuclear power reduces greenhouse gas emissions and produces power reliably, both nuclear and nonrenewable power have environmental impacts and risks.