Nuclear Energy
Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Loses External Power for 13th Time as Diesel Backups Activate
Europe's largest nuclear facility reverted to emergency generators on 14 April, underscoring the fragility of nuclear safety in occupied war zones.
Uranium’s Supply Crunch Arrives as AI and Sanctions Collide
Western dependence on Kazakhstan and Russian enrichment meets surging data center demand, exposing strategic vulnerabilities three years before the supply ban bites.
China’s Nuclear Buildout Reshapes the AI Arms Race
Beijing's state-directed energy expansion is creating the infrastructure foundation for AI dominance while the U.S. struggles with grid constraints and permitting delays.
Fourth Strike on Bushehr Nuclear Plant Marks Escalation Beyond Military Targets
Unconfirmed missile hit near Iran's operational reactor kills one, draws Russian condemnation, and pushes Brent crude above $109 as nuclear infrastructure enters conflict zone.
Bushehr strikes breach nuclear red line as oil hits $112
First direct attack on operating civilian reactor in Israel-Iran conflict triggers IAEA emergency protocols while Hormuz closure compounds energy crisis
Meta’s 6.6 GW Nuclear Bet Makes Energy the New Constraint in AI Race
The largest corporate nuclear commitment in US history signals energy scarcity—not compute—has become the primary bottleneck for artificial intelligence infrastructure.
Projectile Strikes Iran’s Bushehr Nuclear Plant, Crossing Atomic Infrastructure Red Line
Second attack in eight days lands 350 metres from reactor core, forcing Russian evacuations and raising spectre of radiological disaster as conflict enters nuclear escalation phase.
Southeast Asia’s Nuclear Renaissance: AI Infrastructure and Iran Crisis Drive Energy Security Pivot
Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, and the Philippines are reinstating atomic power programs after decades of dormancy as AI datacenter demands collide with Strait of Hormuz supply disruptions.
Trump and Japan Announce $40 Billion Nuclear Deal to Power AI Infrastructure Race
GE Vernova and Hitachi will build small modular reactors in Tennessee and Alabama as data centers accelerate shift from climate policy to geopolitical energy competition.
Russia Condemns Strike on Iran’s Bushehr Nuclear Plant as Conflict Reaches Critical Infrastructure
First direct attack on operational nuclear reactor in Middle East conflict triggers Moscow's formal protest and IAEA emergency protocols amid escalating radiation fears.
TerraPower Wins First Advanced Reactor Permit in 50 Years, Marking U.S. Nuclear Comeback Attempt
Bill Gates-backed sodium reactor gets NRC clearance in Wyoming, setting up race with China on next-generation nuclear and test of whether new designs can break cost spiral.
Japan and US Prepare Nuclear Project for $550 Billion Infrastructure Deal
Tokyo's landmark investment package adds atomic power component, marking Japan's strategic reversal fifteen years after Fukushima as energy security trumps domestic opposition.