Beyond the physical footprint of energy facilities, access roads, utility corridors and security arrangements would collectively occupy substantial areas of land, Dr Tan-Soo added.
Dr Kim added that space should also be reserved for future expansion and changing safety requirements.
These safeguards could also complicate day-to-day operations.
“During construction, activities may need to be coordinated with military training schedules, potentially extending project timelines and increasing development costs,” said Dr Kim.
“Once operational, military exercises could complicate fuel deliveries, maintenance access, and emergency response if roads, coastal waters, or other access routes are shared or subject to temporary restrictions.”
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