Efficiency and infiniteness are both major reasons for nuclear power energy usage. According to current statistics, as of 2012 over 25 countries have nuclear power plants in operation, including The US, China, as well as UK and Russia. Moreover, nuclear power usage illustrates an upward trend in many countries, because nuclear power could provide large number of energy support for a country. For example France had more than 70% share of electricity production in 2011. In addition, although the source of nuclear fuel is expensive, it is unlimited. Therefore the huge potential of nuclear power indicates the rise of nuclear usage.
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