While the major economies of the world are trying to recover after the pandemic, the urgent issues of the world are adopting policies that will also respond to the global climate crisis. The European Union (EU) has adopted the European Green Deal regime. The USA, Japan, South Korea, the UK, and many more countries have announced “green” economic plans. The common point of these plans is that reducing greenhouse gases that cause global climate change, especially carbon dioxide emissions, includes investments and incentives that will create radical changes in the sectors that cause them. One of them is electricity generation. In order to end fossil fuels in electricity generation, it is envisaged to make heavy investments in renewable resources. However, these are not enough either. Because electricity generation needs to be cheap, reliable, and sustainable as well as based on clean sources...
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