South Korea Weighs $120 Billion Investment in Eight US Nuclear Reactors

South Korea is considering allocating $120 billion from its US investment package to build eight nuclear reactors on American soil. The proposal forms part of a broader tariff agreement between Seoul and Washington, with negotiations potentially producing a memorandum of understanding soon. Korea could build two of the first four reactors, while US companies would construct the others. The plan may involve Westinghouse technology, Korean APR1400 reactors and possible cooperation on other energy projects, including natural gas and Alaska LNG development.