Danish pension sector opens to nuclear power investments

Atomic energy, now undergoing growth internationally, has piqued the interest of the Scandinavian nation’s institutional investors, reports media.
Danish company Seaborg Technologies is working to develop floating small modular reactors using radiative fuel dissolved in salt. | Photo: Katrine Hørup Noer
Danish company Seaborg Technologies is working to develop floating small modular reactors using radiative fuel dissolved in salt. | Photo: Katrine Hørup Noer
BY LOUISE WENDT JENSEN, ENERGYWATCH, TRANSLATED BY DANIEL FRANK CHRISTENSEN

The proportion of Danish pensions invested in nuclear power is showing signs of potential growth, reports business daily Børsen after surveying six domestic pension companies, several of which already have exposure to atomic energy.

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