2026 Update: Who in Africa is Ready for Nuclear Power?
By: Hamna Tariq, Daniel Johansson, Todd Moss, Raymond Agalga Electricity demand across Africa is expected to triple by 2050. Nuclear power could help meet a portion of this need. Newer…
IEA Assessment of the U.S.–Ghana Nuclear Energy Summit: From Commitments to Implementation
The Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA), Ghana, through its Nuclear Energy Centre of Excellence, has released an assessment of the U.S.–Ghana Nuclear Energy Summit held from 19–21 August 2026. The…
Is Nuclear Power Pro-Development? Six Reasons Why the US Should Lift its Ban
The US International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) is considering a change to its current ban on financing projects with a nuclear reactor, a relic holdover policy from its predecessor agency, Overseas Private…
Nuclear Energy is Climate Justice
Last month, the Trump Administration proposed lifting a longtime ban on financing the construction of nuclear power plants in developing countries. The proposal would allow the Development Finance Corporation (DFC), the United…
