The Trump impact on nuclear energy: between ambition, acceleration, and controversy
President Donald Trump’s recent suite of executive orders marks a pivotal shift in U.S. nuclear energy policy, signalling an assertive effort to elevate nuclear power as a strategic pillar of national infrastructure, security, and economic growth. Trump impact on nuclear is reflected in the plan to quadruple capacity to 400 GW by 2050, positioning nuclear
Why global nuclear collaboration is the key to a clean energy future
From Europe to Africa and Asia to the Middle East, nuclear energy is once again at the forefront of global energy strategies. As nations double down on their climate commitments and race to secure stable, low-carbon power, interest in nuclear is growing rapidly. Yet, while national programs and proprietary technologies matter, one truth is becoming […
Nuclear energy: a strategic pathway to national energy independence
Contextualising energy independence and energy security in the 21st century The concept of energy security and energy independence have evolved dramatically in the past two decades. Energy is no longer a mere economic consideration; it has transformed into a critical national security imperative. Geopolitical experts now recognise energy as a fundamental com
Nuclear power in the Gulf region: balancing sustainability with strategic growth
As the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries seek to diversify their energy sources, nuclear power is increasingly recognized as a crucial element in achieving sustainable energy security and supporting economic diversification. The strategic adoption of nuclear power in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Saudi Arabia exemplifies a broader regional trend
Nuclear power generation: African landscape
Africa, now the second most populated continent with approximately 1.5 billion inhabitants, is expected to grow to 4 billion by 2100. The continent has captured the attention of economists worldwide due to its remarkable demographic growth, expanding middle class, economic development, and urbanisation. These changes must be supported by a robust energy grid