Nuclear power is making a comeback — and it’s no longer just for wealthy nations. As global energy demands surge and climate goals tighten, emerging economies like Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan are racing to harness nuclear energy to power their grids and cut fossil fuel dependence. Bangladesh’s $12.65 billion Rooppur plant, built with Russian help, could be a game-changer — but its ballooning costs and currency woes raise serious questions. Will this massive project be a one-time gamble, or a blueprint for clean, reliable energy in developing nations? The world is watching as Bangladesh prepares to connect its first reactor to the grid next month — a pivotal moment in the global energy transition.
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