While not the biggest generator of nuclear energy, the Netherlands are heavily involved in nuclear research. Find out where all Dutch nuclear sites are located.

Finland is constructing the world’s only final disposal facility for spent nuclear fuel. Find out where all Finnish nuclear sites are located.

Nestled in the alps, Switzerland operates four nuclear plants, but plans to slowly phase out nuclear power. Find out where all Swiss nuclear sites are located.

Once a major player in nuclear energy, Germany has now phased out nuclear power entirely. Find out where all German nuclear sites are located.

Sweden has embraced nuclear power as a key component of its energy mix since the 1970s. Find out where all Swedish nuclear sites are located.

Slovakia relies heavily on nuclear power, which accounts for over 50% of its electricity production. Find out where all Slovak nuclear sites are located.

Nuclear energy has a significant history in Ukraine, dating back to the Soviet era. Today, nuclear power provides over 50% of Ukraine’s electricity. Find out where all Ukrainian nuclear sites are located.

Canada is a global leader in the production of uranium and the development of nuclear technology. Find out where all Canadian nuclear sites are located.

France is a global leader in nuclear energy, maintaining low carbon dioxide emissions and energy security. Find out where all French nuclear sites are located.

Japan faced huge challenges following the 2011 Fukushima Daiichi disaster. Despite this, nuclear power remains a crucial component of Japan’s energy strategy.