The global trend of investment in nuclear power plants is increasing year by year. The Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry will work together with the government to seize this momentum and potential. The Vice Chairman of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry for Energy and Mineral Resources expressed appreciation for the government's priority on developing the new energy industry. President Prabowo stated that nuclear energy is one of the cleanest renewable energy sources, and most of the funds may be injected into green and renewable energy sectors as well as related key industries. According to the International Energy Agency report, the value of nuclear energy investment will increase year by year under three scenarios. In 2023, over 410 reactors were operating in 30 countries, and this number is expected to increase by 2025. Countries around the world are competing to build nuclear power plants, most of which use Chinese and Russian technology. Nuclear energy is a low-emission energy source with many advantages. The Chamber has a priority plan for the “Green Indonesia” initiative in 2025. Currently, the United States, Russia, and China have proposed suggestions for Indonesia to develop nuclear power plants, and related proposals are still in the negotiation stage with the Indonesian government.