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Global nuclear power capacity to reach 1,284 GWe by 2060, says IAEA

IAEA projects global nuclear power capacity could reach 1,284 GWe by 2060, more than triple the 2025 level.

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EnergyNew separator pushes lithium-metal battery capacity 42% higher at 4C, curbs dendrites

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