IAEA Releases Document on New Approaches to Financing Nuclear Energy

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AtomInfo.Ru, PUBLISHED 11.11.2026

The IAEA has released a document on new approaches to financing nuclear energy.

The title of the document is INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY, Financing the Future, IAEA Technical Insights 18, IAEA, Vienna (2026), https://doi.org/10.61092/iaea.w588-jy8o.

The document contains 98 pages and 16 figures. The language of the document is English.

The terms for purchasing a hard copy of the document are available at this link. The current price is not indicated; the electronic version is available free of charge (see the link above).

Financing will be one of the defining challenges of the global expansion of nuclear energy. To deliver the ambitious growth projected for nuclear energy, transformative approaches to capital mobilization will be required.

This publication explores how carbon markets, sustainable finance, fiscal incentives, revenue support mechanisms, strategic corporate investors and other emerging approaches can help unlock the capital needed to deploy nuclear energy at scale.

Through case studies and practical examples, it highlights how governments, financial institutions and private-sector actors can work together to develop bankable nuclear power projects and accelerate the transition to a secure, resilient and low-carbon energy future.

Topics: IAEA

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