COP26: Civil society calls for high profile nuclear presence
As the second largest source of clean energy, nuclear should be represented accordingly during the upcoming COP26 meeting in Glasgow.
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Civil society declaration calls for a critical decade of clean energy collaboration
In this critical decade we need nuclear products that are cost competitive, easier to buy, easier to deliver, present lower investor risk, for broad range of market applications.
EFH at Intelligence Squared 2020 New York with Bill Nye
Let’s restore critical thinking, facts, reason, and civility to American public discourse. Join the debate and hear both sides of every issue.
EFH in the Financial Times: open letter on EU sustainable finance for nuclear
The 53 signatories of this open letter include world famous climate scientists; academics, political leaders; regulators; climate NGOs; authors; artists; and investors.
EFH in the Financial Times: Cutting nuclear funding curbs action on climate
“If nuclear is excluded from sustainable finance, it will result in both new build and life extensions for existing fleet being more difficult to finance, making our climate challenge harder, more expensive, and more likely to fail.”
EFH joins Richard Branson and others at Energy Disruptors 2019
At Energy for Humanity we share the mission described by Energy Disruptors of uniting the entire spectrum of the energy industry around the common goal of accelerating pragmatic and profitable solutions to the world’s biggest energy challenges.
Africa demands nuclear power: EFH attends the Africa Nuclear Business Platform
Africa is hungry for energy, and nuclear power could be part of the answer for an increasing number of countries. A third of the almost 30 countries currently considering nuclear power are in Africa.
Open letter: EFH and scientists write to G20 leaders on nuclear
Open letter from scientists, scholars, and concerned citizens to warn of a persistent anti-nuclear bias in the recent IPCC report on keeping global temperatures from rising 1.5 degrees above pre-industrial levels.
The Nuclear Sector: the Human, Social and Ethical Dimensions
Exploring the political, philosophical and cultural dimensions of choosing nuclear energy.