About
About nuclear.gr
An independent reference site on nuclear energy and Greece. It explains the subject and tracks the official process, with the source of every figure. It does not campaign for or against nuclear power.
How the site works
Every figure carries its source, and the key figures sit in a registry with the exact place in that source and the date it was retrieved. Sources are ranked: official primary documents first (laws, the Government Gazette, regulators, the IAEA, Eurostat), then peer-reviewed and institutional work, and press reports only when nothing official exists, always marked as reports. If a figure cannot be traced to a source, it is not published.
The site is not a regulator, does not represent any manufacturer, and receives no funding. Corrections are welcome and are recorded on the corrections page (in Greek).
The editor
Apostolos Chatzisavvas. Engineer with more than ten years in the nuclear sector: nuclear engineering, energy systems and artificial intelligence. Chartered Engineer (CEng).
The editor works as an engineer in the nuclear sector. Views here are his own and do not represent any employer. The platform receives no funding from anyone.
Contact
Journalists, researchers, companies and anyone working on Greece’s energy future are welcome to get in touch, in English or Greek.
The Greek edition
The Greek edition is the main site, with general explainers, the myths section, interactive simulators and games.
