IAEA's Mikhail Chudakov talks to NEi about the changing role of nuclear power and what is needed to make progress around the world.

Solar panels on rooftops. Wind turbines on hilltops. Renewables joining a power grid that still runs, at its core, on coal and gas. The targets sound good: 35% clean energy by 2030, 50% by 2040.

Ambitious new nuclear power companies, boosted by the deep pockets of tech, are ready to make good on the promise of clean, abundant energy by the 2030s.

In recent days, Tesla has reported a sharp rebound in China-made Model 3 and Model Y sales, with February deliveries from its Shanghai plant rising strongly year over year for a fourth consecutive ...

Amazon secures nuclear energy for AI data centers Tech giant Amazon is currently proving that the boundaries between tech and energy companies are blurring. The rapid growth of its AWS cloud division, ...

Thank you for joining UR-Energy's Year-end 2025 Results Conference Call. [Operator Instructions] Please note this conference is being recorded. I will now turn the call over to Alex Ritchie, General ...

Earnings call BKW AG reported CHF 4.5 billion in operating income for 2025, down 4.8% YoY, with EBIT at CHF 113.7 million (-14.6%) and net profit declining 19.3%. Despite lower hydro output and market ...

I/O architecture must be co-designed with compute from day one. Partitioning SoCs into heterogeneous chiplets (compute, EIC, PIC, lasers) directly affects power delivery, floor-planning, interconnect ...

Oak Ridge is becoming America's nuclear energy core, with TVA and Kairos Power building advanced reactors to provide power.

Although President Trump has claimed Iran was weeks away from developing a nuclear weapon, much more work was needed for the country to do so ...

Even if Washington embraces small modular nuclear reactors to alleviate its carbon-free energy needs, it will take years to flip the switch, analysts say. Why it matters: Energy Northwest, the public ...