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, many were concerned with environmental balance. Now...

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 peaceful nuclear energy agreement in 1956, civil nuclear...

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 Corporation (IFC) exclusion list, i.e., the bank would...