The Role of Fusion Power and High-Tech Data Centers in the Sustainable Revitalization of Decommissioned Nuclear Sites

Authors

  • Krista Paula Lepere alumnus
  • Gintarė Norkūnaitė

Keywords:

Decommissioned Nuclear Power Plants, Fusion Power, High-Tech Data Centers, Urban Regeneration, Sustainable Energy, Technological Innovation, Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant, INPP, Environmental Sustainability, Digital Economy, Adaptive Reuse, Renewable Energy Transition, Urban Planning, Economic Revitalization, Smart Cities, Energy Infrastructure Development

Abstract

This article explores the potential of transforming decommissioned nuclear power plants into sustainable urban hubs through the integration of fusion power and high-tech data centers. Focused on the Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant (INPP) in Lithuania, it presents a unique opportunity to repurpose former industrial sites to address modern challenges in energy sustainability, technological innovation, and economic revitalization. By combining clean, virtually limitless fusion energy with the growing demand for digital infrastructure, this approach offers a dual solution for sustainable energy production and regional economic growth. Drawing from international case studies, the article outlines a comprehensive blueprint for repurposing nuclear sites as critical components of the future urban landscape, offering valuable insights for policymakers, urban planners, and industry leaders looking to drive both environmental and technological progress.

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Published

18-10-2025

How to Cite

Lepere, K. P., & Norkūnaitė, G. (2025). The Role of Fusion Power and High-Tech Data Centers in the Sustainable Revitalization of Decommissioned Nuclear Sites. ADAMARTS, 6(1). Retrieved from https://journals.riseba.eu/index.php/adamarts/article/view/423

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Section

MA Essays