A European, safe and innovative strategy on nuclear energy
- Allow existing reactors to continue operating in their current form until the agreed-upon end of their lifecycle. Ensure that runtime extensions are permitted only if: - all safety regulations valid at the time of the decision are met; 
- long-term operations are performed at the full cost of the operator; 
- the latest level of technological advancements at the time of the evaluation is achieved; 
- the reactor is needed to ensure climate neutrality. 
 
- Allow the building and operation of already approved reactors under the respective agreed-upon contractual obligations. 
- Allow new reactors only if they are inherently safe (no active safety systems are required to bring the operation into a safe state of shutdown) and robust against outside influences. 
- Promote research and support the adoption of advanced nuclear fission and fusion concepts, such as thorium cycles, molten salt, liquid-metal, Gen4, fast breeder, or small modular reactors.