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The phrase 'nuclear power generation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the production of electricity using nuclear power plants. For example, "The global nuclear power generation industry has grown rapidly in the last decade."
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The paper addresses the general issues concerning nuclear power generation in today's energy market.
Nuclear power generation, however, has become increasingly important.
The peak for nuclear power generation was 2006 when 2,660 TWh was produced worldwide.
"Japanese society cannot function if we stop or try to do without nuclear power generation".
(He opposed nuclear power generation because of what he saw as its intractable waste-disposal problem).
That would be a huge setback to India's plans to expand its nuclear power generation and its economy.
Only nuclear power generation, which does not emit carbon dioxide, is available now as a large-scale alternative.
"It's a fact that there was an unreasonable overconfidence in the technology of Japan's nuclear power generation".
Through such a process, we will proactively contribute to the global debate to enhance the safety of nuclear power generation.
Some worry that their country will become a dumping ground for waste if new nuclear power generation is sanctioned.
Political and policy conditions are spurring applications for new nuclear power generation for the first time in years.
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