[The International Atomic Energy Agency has raised its global nuclear power growth forecast for the sixth consecutive year] September 14th, the International Atomic Energy Agency released its latest forecast during the 70th General Conference held on September 14, local time in Vienna, saying that global nuclear power installed capacity may reach a maximum of 1,284 GW by 2060, approximately 3.4 times that of 2025. The International Atomic Energy Agency said this is the sixth consecutive year that the agency has raised its forecast for global nuclear power growth. According to the high-growth scenario, global nuclear power installed capacity will reach 1,045 GW by 2050. Even under the low-growth scenario, it will reach 696 GW by 2060, nearly double the level in 2025. Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, said that as global electricity demand continues to grow, the importance of nuclear energy is rising. The agency expects small modular reactors to play a larger role in future nuclear power expansion. (CCTV News)