Nuclear power is projected to see strong growth over the next couple of decades, but investors should play the sector selectively.   Read More

Miners of nuclear fuel have heated up ahead of the first restart of a Japanese reactor. China and India will drive longer-term growth. Read More

Hydropower, nuclear and renewable energy emit less carbon, but each has its own warts and costs. Read More

To meet the military's increasing demand for electricity, the Dept of Defense has intensified its search for permanent, on-site generation. Nuclear power is one option. Read More

The Copenhagen Accord disappointed many and served as a rallying cry for opponents, but investors need to read between the lines to pick the likely long-term winners. Read More

Nuclear power generation will play a vital role in meeting rising global demand. That nuclear power is a carbon-free source is only one factor in its rising profile; the operating economics are also highly competitive. Total global generation from nuclear sources is projected to grow close to 40 percent by 2030, with developing world countries such as China and India driving much of that growth. Read More