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The World Bank will reenter the nuclear energy sector for the first time in decades, a landmark policy change that signals a broader shift in its approach to clean energy, but contentious debate continues on fossil fuels.

US priorities are shifting, but talk of American disengagement from the continent's energy expansion mission may be premature.

The reactivated U.S. industry wants the government to expand its investment.

The bank could soon end its ban on nuclear energy work, with shareholders and borrowing countries expressing growing interest in the clean, stable source of power and bank leadership backing the idea.

Energy, climate commitments, jobs, and the two big questions of the week.

U.S. lawmakers are seeking to pass a bill to support to nuclear energy projects through the World Bank and other MDBs. Plus, how USAID’s dismantling has affected the private sector.

As the World Bank nears a decision on its nuclear financing policy, the outcome could reshape global energy investment, with significant implications for the geopolitical balance of nuclear power development.