Atomic Energy Commission (CEA)

The Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) is a government agency responsible for managing a country's nuclear energy programs. Its main roles include overseeing the development, regulation, and safe use of nuclear technology for electricity production, scientific research, and medical applications. The CEA ensures that nuclear activities adhere to safety standards, promotes innovation in nuclear science, and manages radioactive waste. Essentially, it acts as the authority that guides how nuclear energy is harnessed responsibly and safely to benefit society while minimizing risks.