Sweden's government is pushing for new nuclear power plants, but the plan faces significant challenges.

Energy Minister Ebba Busch has been criticized for favoring nuclear energy over wind power, which experts say is faster to build and crucial for immediate electricity needs.

Critics argue that the lack of equal support for all renewable energy sources could stall overall energy production.

Industry leaders like Fortum and Vattenfall cautiously support the nuclear plans but stress the need for political stability and comprehensive energy policies.

Experts warn that without a cross-party agreement, investments in both nuclear and wind energy may falter.

The government’s timeline for nuclear applications is also seen as overly ambitious, raising doubts about its feasibility.

As debates continue, Sweden risks falling behind in its energy transition, potentially impacting industries and climate goals.