ASEAN Skyline - 1984 Bataan Nuclear Power Plant, Philippines 🇵🇭 First Nuclear Power plant in Southeast Asia. Cost: $2.3Billion Construction Start: 1976 Completed: 1984 Sister Plant: Angra1 Brazil, Kori2 South Korea &
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Philippines approves revival of nuclear power to help replace coal | Reuters
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Bataan Nuclear Power Plant conversion into data center pushed | Philstar.com
ASEAN Nuclear Series Part 1: the First Nuclear Power Station in ASEAN - ASEAN Centre for Energy
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Philippines to Build First Operational 100 Megawatt Nuclear Power Plant in Sulu this Year | Peso Reserve News
The catastrophe to come — nuclear power plants | The Manila Times
Philippines could revive troubled nuclear plant if Ferdinand Marcos Jr. wins presidency | The Japan Times
PH Nuclear Research Institute: Bataan nuclear plant can be operated in 4-5 years if approved
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Analysis: Southeast Asia's only nuclear plant is a tourist site. That may change as Philippines weighs using it decades after it was built | South China Morning Post
