South Korea’s president last month, wants to put nuclear power at the core of energy generation, reversing the phase-out policy of Moon Jae-in, his predecessor. As well as putting the two existing reactors at Shin Hanul to work Mr Yoon wants to build two new ones, a plan Mr Moon abandoned in 2017. He also plans to extend the working life of 18 existing nuclear power stations beyond their scheduled closure in 2030. If Mr Yoon gets his way, nuclear will generate 30-35% of South Korea’s power by 2030, up from 27% in 2021. Is reviving the nuclear plant because of Joe Biden’s visit to south Korea?

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