Congressional Briefings

This one-hour session marked the 70th anniversary of the U.S.–Republic of Korea nuclear partnership by reflecting on how decades of cooperation in research, technology development, and reactor deployment have evolved into one of the world’s most advanced civil nuclear...

As the United States advances its goal of quadrupling nuclear energy capacity, new opportunities and challenges are emerging across the global supply chain. Meeting this ambition will require coordinated efforts among industry, government, and international partners...

The World Bank has announced a shift in policy to resume funding nuclear energy projects. This marks a significant change, as the institution had previously avoided financing nuclear power for decades. The decision is part of a broader strategy to support global...

Nuclear energy and power were previously considered in the context of a commodity that could be bought, sold, and traded on the global market. However, the Russian invasion of Ukraine has accelerated the attention and focus on developing nuclear energy solutions...

Nuclear energy has taken the front stage at the international gathering of COP28, where over 20 nations came together to pledge to triple nuclear capacity globally by 2050. This increase in nuclear capacity represents a significant demand commitment, and it remains to...