But the reality is that Venezuela has no nuclear infrastructure
in place. This will have to be built from scratch. What does
this entail? It entails the development of an NRC-like body that
can oversee nuclear development in the country, hire consultants
from the outside and educate a new generation of nuclear,
mechanical, electrical, safety and radiological engineers and
experts to be able to build and run such a project. All
countries that currently enjoy nuclear energy have had to do
this. As most of the 'blue prints' for this sort of development
have already been established and are now under going a new
growth in newer nuclear energy countries, it will be a slow, but
wll understood process. The U.A.E, Jordan, Indonesia, Iran and
Vietnam to name a few non-nuclear countries that are now in this
middle of this process shows it can be done. The World Nuclear
Association has this to say about Venezuela’s nuclear energy
perspectives: “The National Assembly is working on legislation
which includes nuclear power