Southeast Asia’s Nuclear Energy Plans: Opportunities for Overseas Firms

Southeast Asian nations are exploring nuclear energy to meet future power needs, but challenges remain. High costs, limited funding options and a shortage of skilled talent make this a complex undertaking. Small modular reactors (SMRs) and microreactors are emerging as potential solutions.

Experienced overseas firms in engineering, technology and energy are increasingly in demand. Opportunities exist in regulatory consulting, safety compliance, fuel processing, spent fuel management and waste disposal. Partnerships often favour companies with local presence or market knowledge, such as the British firm chosen by Singapore EMA for its nuclear energy study.

In this video, Asian Insiders explains how foreign enterprises can contribute to Southeast Asia’s nuclear energy growth, navigate regulatory frameworks and explore long-term opportunities in the sector.
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