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Question 25 of 30 for our Nuclear Engineer Mock Interview

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Question 25 of 30

Where do you see the future of nuclear power in the next 20 years?

"The world will need significantly increased energy supply in the future, especially cleanly-generated electricity. Currently, nuclear power provides about 10% of the world's electricity and 18% of electricity in OECD countries. Growth in the world's population and economy, coupled with rapid urbanization, will result in a substantial increase in energy demand in the coming years."

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How to Answer: Where do you see the future of nuclear power in the next 20 years?

Advice and answer examples written specifically for a Nuclear Engineer job interview.

  • 25. Where do you see the future of nuclear power in the next 20 years?

      Why the Interviewer Asks This Question

      This question is a good way for hiring managers to determine if you are aware of issues in nuclear energy and have an opinion about the future and direction of the industry. Hiring managers are looking for someone willing to stay ahead of the curve.

      Written by Sue Oberliesen on March 5th, 2022

      How to Answer

      The key to answering this question effectively comes down to two things: your up-to-date knowledge and your ability to stay informed and curious about the future of the industry. Show that you can bring value to the business by preparing a list of examples before the interview. During the interview, talk about relevant topics you've learned about recently and your opinion on the direction of the industry.

      Written by Sue Oberliesen on March 5th, 2022

      Answer Example

      "The world will need significantly increased energy supply in the future, especially cleanly-generated electricity. Currently, nuclear power provides about 10% of the world's electricity and 18% of electricity in OECD countries. Growth in the world's population and economy, coupled with rapid urbanization, will result in a substantial increase in energy demand in the coming years."

      Written by Sue Oberliesen on March 5th, 2022