#nuclear News
The bloc’s coal consumption and CO2 emissions have remained below pre-pandemic levels and been falling since September 2022.
Investing now in renewable energy will be crucial to protecting people from heatwaves without making them worse, researchers say.
Carbon & Climate
War and the environment: UN adopts new principles
Governments have agreed a set of guidelines to protect the environment during and after wartime, the most significant legal update on the issue in 50 years.
Energy
‘Don’t disturb our economic growth’: Asian leaders weigh energy transition, development at Davos
Expanding wealth and creating jobs remain top priorities for many policymakers in the rapidly emerging region. Several industrial powerhouses also promoted nuclear power as a green energy source.
Policy & Finance
Marcos to rich nations: Fulfill climate finance promises
Policy & Finance
What does the green transition mean for energy jobs?
#nuclear Opinion
To accelerate the net-zero transition and reduce Russia and China's global influence as the world’s leading providers of nuclear projects, shareholder governments must reconsider their outdated stance against the technology.
Accelerating the adoption of already proven and scalable technologies is a necessary goal. Achieving it will require new …
A recent industry report shows that nuclear power cannot compete with solar and wind. World leaders convening at the COP27 climate summit should de-emphasise nuclear, and put their focus on technologies that can be deployed rapidly.
High fossil fuel prices may make atomic energy more palatable. But safety concerns, waste management and uncertain public policy still weigh heavily on decisions.
Policy & Finance
Will the Ukraine war upend the sustainability agenda?
#nuclear Videos
Traditional landowners say a plan to store radioactive waste near sacred Aboriginal sites is a desecration of their heritage.
New ad takes aim at Tepco’s lack of transparency on the water contamination at Fukushima’s nuclear site. Watch the video here:
Japanese firms venture into solar energy storage using discarded electric vehicle batteries, complementing the country's move to continue building more solar power plants.
