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Ethiopia’s EV growth →

Why the World Bank embraced nuclear energy — and what comes next →

Todd Moss

Asian Development Bank considers lifting funding ban on nuclear power projects →

Todd Moss

End of World Bank nuclear ban paves the way for Africa →

As the World Bank ends its ban on funding nuclear energy, countries such as Kenya and Ghana will be better placed to raise finance.

Todd Moss

The World Bank’s next steps on nuclear →

Todd Moss

World Bank Ends Its Ban on Funding Nuclear Power Projects →

The decision, a major reversal, could help poorer nations industrialize, cut planet-warming emissions and boost U.S. competitiveness on next-generation reactors.

Todd Moss

World Bank to end ban on nuclear energy projects, still debating upstream gas →

Todd Moss

World Bank backs nuclear revival while gas stays a political fault line →

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.

Todd Moss

Why the World Bank Should Lift Its Outdated Ban on Nuclear Energy →

Todd Moss

AFC’s Zubairu on how Africa can fulfil its energy ambitions →

AFC President and CEO Samaila Zubairu calls for a radical rethink of the continent’s energy systems and says funding will be available.

Trump’s Nuclear Orders: A Wake-Up Call for America’s Global Competitiveness →

Hamna Tariq, Todd Moss

Why the United States is Falling Behind Russia and China in Winning South Asia’s Nuclear Race →

Hamna Tariq

Trump era brings rethink of Africa’s energy access challenge →

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

Todd Moss

Kenya More Than Doubled Electricity Access Over A Decade →

Rose Mutiso

Here’s how the Trump administration can revitalize U.S. energy support to Africa →

Katie Auth