Going into COP28, we were looking for nuclear to play a prominent role—and we certainly were not disappointed.

Here’s what you need to know about COP28 and a little bit about the topics that we’ll be following over the next two weeks.

New report outlines the relationship between nuclear energy and steel in an age of electrification

Nuclear power in Canada makes me hopeful we can fight the effects of climate change, building a safer future for our families.

For too long, we haven’t given nuclear power’s clean credentials the recognition they deserve: keeping our air clean and our land usable.

If lowering our carbon emissions isn’t affordable, it’s already out of reach. The answer lives in 19 nuclear power reactors across Canada.

Across Ontario, nuclear and hydroelectric do the heavy lifting when it comes to providing steady, reliable sources of clean baseload power.

We’re exploring what Canada is doing to support the global nuclear sector—with a hope this will be a helpful snapshot for fellow advocates.

We dive into three notable reasons why the conversations taking place at COP27 matter to the nuclear sector.

Despite accounting for just under 4% of GHG emissions, climate change will disproportionately affect the African continent.

Plug’n Drive has made it possible to test drive the future through electric vehicle test drives at NII's SWERVE event this September.

The report provides practical and achievable recommendations to guide the province’s path to achieving net zero.

We know that net zero needs nuclear, and (spoiler alert) Ontario’s grid needs energy storage and nuclear to reach net zero.

New report explores how large-scale energy storage in combination with clean electricity from Bruce Power presents a $4-billion opportunity

Centre to demonstrate critical role of nuclear in net-zero future, deepen connections with other sectors

The entire room, which represented the international nuclear industry, was celebrating the next step on the path to new nuclear.

Today I am proud to stand alongside of my fellow Canadian nuclear industry colleagues and celebrate this day at the World Nuclear Exhibition

This time of year has me wondering about the environmental impact of a particular holiday tradition, so I’ve gathered a few things for us...

One set of terms that you’ve likely heard over the past week or so is “carbon offset”, “carbon credit” or “carbon markets”.

Taken together, significant action on these three fronts would make for a successful COP26 in principle.