Nuclear energy is capturing attention in today's market, but some of the sector's hottest stocks are riskier than others.

Nuclear energy is emerging as a critical solution due to a surge in global energy demand and the push for cleaner alternatives. While solar, wind and hydrogen have merits, they struggle to fully ...

Nuclear energy offers stable, carbon-free power critical for global electrification and AI-driven demand. Innovation across mining, reactors, and utilities is reshaping the nuclear energy value chain.

Nuclear power sits at the center of today’s climate debate because it can generate large amounts of electricity without the ...

Nonrenewable energy sources like fossil fuels are being depleted and will eventually run out. 91% of U.S. energy in 2023 came from nonrenewable sources including petroleum and natural gas. Despite ...

The IAEA takes the stage next week to showcase nuclear solutions to global energy and environmental challenges at the 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference – COP30 – which takes place in Belém ...

Amazon today became the latest Big Tech company to throw its weight behind nuclear power, joining Microsoft and Google, which both previously announced long-term promises to buy nuclear power from ...

Abstract: I believe nuclear energy is poised for a vital resurgence. Amid rising global temperatures, surging data center demand, and bipartisan support for innovation, now is the time to double down ...

On the afternoon of August 2, a small hamlet in India’s Rajasthan state bore witness to the on-ground challenges that impede India’s gradual transition to clean energy. In the Chhoti Sarwan area of ...

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro take part in a campaign event for Democratic presidential candidate Vice President Kamala Harris in Ambler, Pa., Monday, July 29, 2024 ...

Zion Lights is an award-winning science communicator based in the United Kingdom and known for promoting clean energy, especially nuclear power. In this interview with the IAEA, she addresses ...