Nuclear waste: 6 reasons we changed our mind
Nuclear power is very low carbon and one of the safest energy sources ever. But what about the waste?
Briefings
Energy
Nuclear and carbon emissions: the facts
Nuclear power’s full life cycle carbon emissions are considerably lower than those of solar.
Nuclear and safety: the surprising truth
Experts say nuclear power is one of our safest sources of energy and has saved millions of lives.
Energy for Humanity’s nuclear fact sheet
Want a handy resource to learn about nuclear power? Then download our nuclear fact sheet now.
Solar: the facts
On a global scale, solar power is still tiny, providing around 1 per cent of the world’s electricity… but the growth over the last years has been significant.
Wind: the facts
The cost of wind power is steadily declining, driven by advances in system and component design, materials, controls, monitoring and …
Storage: the facts
If seasonal heat storage can be deployed widely, heat pumps may provide a massive dispatchable load to balance renewables and …
Electrifying heat and transport: the facts
A large portion of global CO2 emissions is created by heating and transport. Electrification of these areas is a leading …
Carbon capture: the facts
Can we continue to use fossil fuels and capture the CO2, with retrofit or low cost improvements to current technology? …