The Czech Republic is emerging as a leader in Europe's nuclear energy revival, aiming to increase nuclear electricity supply from 40% to 68% by 2040. This ambitious plan includes a €18 billion deal with South Korea's KHNP for new reactors at Dukovany, amidst rising energy demands and geopolitical crises. Public support for nuclear expansion is high, but experts caution about potential costs and timelines. Czechia's strategy positions it as a key player in the Visegrád Group's nuclear ambitions, despite challenges from critics and logistical hurdles.