The phrase "nuclear energy source" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a source of energy derived from the process of nuclear fission or fusion. Example: "The power plant is equipped with a nuclear energy source to generate electricity for the entire city."
China's first climate change plan, released last year, called for improved energy efficiency and expansion of renewable and nuclear energy sources.
This study elucidates the competition among renewable and nuclear energy sources for the production of hydrogen.
This environmental overshoot is due to the high energy intensity of society and the extensive use of fossil and nuclear energy sources [2]-[4].
The tendency to shift from fossil and nuclear energy sources to renewable energy carriers has increased during the past couple of decades.
The experiment was designed to investigate isomeric states in the heavy nuclei mass region for exploring physics related to nuclear energy sources.
In the not-too-distant future, hydrogen will have to be produced (by chemical reduction of water) using renewable and nuclear energy sources.
A strategy to enable zero-carbon variable electricity production with full utilization of renewable and nuclear energy sources has been developed.
Some parts of the transportation system can be electrified with electricity supplied by nuclear energy sources that do not emit significant quantities of greenhouse gases.
With the country's new energy policy of renewable energy utilization with the goal of eliminating of nuclear energy sources [2], it is expected that utilization of renewable energy sources for the building sector will increase.
Other related activities are also presented, including a technical overview of feasible coupling configurations of nuclear energy sources and desalination processes as well as assessment of economic competitiveness of nuclear desalination with conventional desalination operations.
