France’s nuclear renaissance and the talent imperative
France stands at the forefront of Europe’s nuclear revival. With the government committing to a new generation of EPR2 reactors, the refurbishment of La Hague, the construction of Georges Besse II enrichment plant, a first wave of SMRs, and ambitious investments in next-generation technologies, the sector is set for unprecedented expansion. Yet, beneath th
The execution gap in nuclear: designing bankable projects at scale
A new chapter is unfolding for nuclear energy. From fusion breakthroughs to the commercial deployment of SMRs, the global race to decarbonize is putting nuclear technologies back at the center of energy conversations. However, this renaissance is not driven solely by engineering excellence. What’s emerging is a new imperative: to turn promising technologie
Nuclear medicine, a strategic imperative for future-ready healthcare
In today’s fast-evolving healthcare environment, the ability to deliver precise, personalized, and minimally invasive diagnostics and therapies has become a core necessity—not merely a competitive edge. At the forefront of this transformation is nuclear medicine, a powerful discipline that visualizes and impacts physiological processes at the molecular l
Nuclear energy and net zero, a strategic shift
As the global race toward net zero intensifies, nuclear energy is emerging not as a fallback but as a foundational pillar of decarbonized energy systems. Driven by innovation, geopolitical urgency, and a renewed policy focus, recent developments are rapidly transforming the role of nuclear power in achieving net-zero goals. Technological and industrial advan
Rebalancing Europe’s energy future through nuclear power
As Europe advances toward its decarbonization goals, nuclear energy is witnessing a resurgence across the continent. Once marginalized by political concerns, long construction timelines, and the promise of cheaper renewables, nuclear power is now being reconsidered as a critical pillar of energy security, emissions reduction, and industrial resilience. This
The new nuclear playbook: what it takes to succeed in 2025 and beyond
The global energy sector is undergoing its most dramatic transformation in decades. As countries race to meet climate goals, secure energy independence, and upgrade outdated infrastructure, nuclear energy has re-emerged as a central pillar of the transition. For decades, nuclear power’s role was debated in boardrooms and parliaments. Today, it’s being op
Nuclear energy in 2024 – mid-year report: strategic directions and research imperatives for a sustainable future
As we are all about to get back to work, it is a good time to reflect on what happened in the nuclear industry from January to summer. And it is safe to say, it finds itself at a crucial crossroads, shaped by its potential to address global energy and environmental challenges. With nations worldwide […]
The economic viability of nuclear energy in renewable-dominated markets
As the global energy landscape tends to shift towards sustainability, the economic viability of different energy sources becomes a pivotal area of debate. Renewable energy sources like wind, solar, and hydro have seen significant adoption due to their declining costs and environmental benefits. However, nuclear energy remains a potent option, even in markets