For decades, a fossil-fuel-aided campaign waged from inside legacy environmentalism diverted the world from the only zero-carbon energy capable of displacing fossil fuels at full global scale: firm, twenty-four-hour, dispatchable nuclear fission. The result was avoidable emissions, avoidable deaths, and a slower, harder transition. The fastest, most complete, and most ethical path forward is to keep and extend existing nuclear, standardize and build new nuclear where it fits,

Ukraine's power system has been gutted. Before the invasion, the country had roughly 38 GW of dispatchable capacity; after three years of missile and drone strikes on generation and transmission, available capacity has spent extended periods near 12 GW, recovering only fitfully as engineers repair what they can between attacks. A quarter of pre-war renewable capacity has been destroyed or seized. The Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant — six gigawatts, roughly a quarter of pre-war sup

The closure of the Indian Point Nuclear Plant in New York was fundamentally misguided because it removed over 2,000 megawatts of stable,...

Imagine trying to win a war with 3,000 generals who can’t talk to each other. That’s the American power grid. While the planet burns and...