Publications
It’s Going To Be a Nuclear Bonanza, But There Are Hurdles Aplenty
By Llewellyn King - April 23, 2026 The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has thrown the global economy into turmoil and caused countries to make energy security a high priority — maybe the top one. Before the Iran war,...
The Next 70 Years of US-Korea Civil Nuclear Cooperation
By Jackie Toth - March 3, 2026 The United States’ 250th birthday isn’t the only notable milestone of 2026. Feb. 3 marked the 70th anniversary of U.S.-Korean cooperation on nuclear energy. Since signing our first...
The World Bank Reopens Its Portfolio to Nuclear Energy
By Jackie Toth - July 1, 2025 The World Bank Group (WBG)’s “ban” existed long before the much-reported 2013 date. That year, the bank clarified the decades-long nuclear restrictions on its International Finance...
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission: Facing an Uncertain Future
By Steven P. Nesbit - June 16, 2025 Established in 1974 as the regulator of radioactive material use in the United States, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has been criticized for being an overly conservative,...
Advancing U.S. Nuclear Energy in an Age of Disruption
By Jackie Toth - April 4, 2025 The consensus is that President Trump’s first term was good for nuclear energy. His second term could even be great. But that will depend on the interest of the administration and...
Team Nuclear KORUS: A Path to Allied Nuclear Leadership
By Ambassador Thomas Graham and Bryan Cheong - March 25, 2025 Introduction The global nuclear energy market is experiencing a transformation, with Russia leading nuclear exports and China dominating new nuclear builds....
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