Global Nexus Initiative
Where Climate, Nuclear, and Security Meet
The complex challenges posed by climate change, energy demand, and global security require a new level of real-world collaboration and innovative policy solutions. Therefore, two non-traditional stakeholders - the Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) and the Partnership for Global Security (PGS) - have jointly created the Global Nexus Initiative (GNI). The GNI will explore the linkages among climate change, nuclear power, and global security issues with the goal of crafting realistic and actionable policy solutions that will ensure the safe and secure use of existing and new nuclear energy sources, support economic vitality, and protect people and the environment.
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The Evolving Politics of Nuclear Power: Climate Change, Energy Demand, & Geopolitics Join GNI – the leading policy initiative focused on the intersection of climate change, nuclear energy, and global security – for a virtual...
The Climate Imperative for Decarbonization: Contributions from Nuclear Power Join the GNI and its panelists for a virtual panel discussion on identifying all the technology and policy pathways that realistically can be pursued to achieve global...
On March 5, 2020, the Global Nexus Initiative Working Group met in Washington, D.C. to discuss where the Initiative will go from here, after launching five years prior, to build it out and root...
Advancing Nuclear Innovation: Responding to Climate Change and Strengthening Global Security This report is a culmination of meetings and effort from Partnership for Global Security and the Nuclear Energy Institute under the Global Nexus Initiative. Advanced...
In preparation for the upcoming GNI report, the Global Nexus Initiative restarted its workshop series on November 15, 2018, in Washington, D.C., to explore the and discuss the key challenges for safeguards and security with...
Nuclear Power for the Next Generation: Addressing Energy, Climate, and Security Challenges This report is a distillation of the issues examined in a series of workshops and three major policy memos that offered 22 recommendations....
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