We look at the state of nuclear readiness in Africa as well as an Indigenous partnership for SMR investment in Saskatchewan

It was a big week for clean energy and climate change on the global stage with G7 leaders meeting in the UK this week.

The study will be the first of its kind in Canada to evaluate the technical viability and business case for nuclear hydrogen production.

Later this month will mark a year since the Ontario government announced sweeping changes to the province's math curriculum.

This week, NII welcomed Luke Charbonneau, Mayor of the Town of Saugeen Shores and Bruce County Councillor to its Board of Directors.

“Climate change doesn’t have these nice boundaries. It affects all of us.” That’s what Selwyn Hicks, Warden of Grey County, had to say...

"This is our biggest opportunity for growth and value creation since Henry Ford started to scale the Model T..."

The IEA has established a clear set of milestones needed to achieve net-zero by 2050—ambitious, no doubt, but achievable.

It’s always a big week for the Clean Energy Frontier when we can announce that a new clean energy company has set up shop in our region.

Chatting with global colleagues, I was struck by how nuclear operators are dealing with a few common challenges around hydrogen deployment.

As space enthusiasts look to the skies in the coming week for May’s Super Moon (also known as the Flower Moon), remote learning students...

In this edition, we explore the impact of plant closures in the US, reveal the path to deployment for SMRs in Canada, and recap Budget 2021.

With this most unusual school year coming to an end, NII Explore’s second week of Science in the Classroom programming is underway.

In the 20 years since May 11, 2001, Bruce Power has become a foundational part of our clean energy story.

Dr. Karin Stephenson is one of the trailblazers driving innovation to ensure the success of the medical isotopes industry here in Canada.

This Sunday, as we celebrate all moms, I hope that you will also join me in making a commitment to protect this planet too.

It’s been a big week for the Clean Energy Frontier! It’s the beginning of May and we MAY have shared some exciting news yesterday.

Creating a clean energy future and achieving net-zero carbon emissions will require hard work, innovation, and collective action.

Home to more than just palm trees and box office movies, the Golden State has led the way on progressive climate policies.

If climate change predictions happen in the coming decades, we might not see native species like these in our lakes.