How to add 300 gigawatts of nuclear energy by 2050
A nuclear renaissance is possible.
Seizing the moment for U.S. nuclear energy dominance
As America’s electric grid faces an unprecedent strain, nuclear power has never been more promising — or more important.
Was MIT Professor Nuno Loureiro murdered for his pioneering work on nuclear fusion?
UPDATE: Suspect found dead. Also from Portugal. Was a physics grad student years ago. Appears responsible for both Brown and MIT shootings. Motive?
Time to build reactors fueled by nuclear waste
Had the NRC, the media, and the fearmongers realized in 1986 that recycling was not only possible but profitable, the U.S. might today have multitudes of fast reactors burning SUNF.
Nuclear-generated electricity overshadows government-subsidized wind and solar
Nuclear is fundamental to a secure energy future. It is by far the best electricity choice. The biggest detriment is government.
Electricity prices going up? Green policy is to blame
Rates are much higher in states that have closed nuclear and fossil-fuel generation plants.
A nuclear resurgence, but major obstacles remain
A nuclear energy resurgence is underway, driven by the artificial intelligence revolution and the Trump administration. Nuclear plants that were shut down are being restarted. Dozens of small reactors are being deployed.
What the nuke bros can learn from the navy — and what they can’t
If the U.S. wants to lead the second nuclear era, it must allow multiple paths to success under one uncompromising standard of safety and excellence and ensure that merit — not politics — is what wins the day.Â
AI is driving up your power bill, Illinois can fix it by lifting its nuclear ban
Lawmakers should simply lift Illinois’ nearly 40-year moratorium on new, large-scale reactors.Â
Why does the world insanely ignore nuclear power?
Time to crank up the free enterprise innovation engine.
Africa is pioneering nuclear innovation as it faces a dire electricity crisis
Sub-Saharan Africa faces a dire electricity crisis.
Are we on the threshold of commercial fusion?
Many today are talking about a “fission fusion society"
Fueling our nuclear future
The White House sounded the alarm that the nuclear fuel cycle infrastructure has severely atrophied, with only about 5% of fuel used in U.S. reactors coming from domestic sources.
Russia flexing nuclear energy muscles in Africa
Through its state-owned nuclear energy company Rosatom, Russia under Vladimir Putin has extended its tentacles deep into Africa.
Small modular reactors are a game-changer for Africa and the world
Sub-Saharan Africa faces a dire electricity crisis.