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IAEA director Rafael Grossi called on development banks to support nuclear projects.

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4 March 2024, 10:30
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The call comes against the backdrop of a changing outlook on nuclear energy, driven by the climate crisis and the war in Ukraine. Grossi emphasized that the lack of funding for nuclear energy is at odds with the wishes of most development bank shareholders.

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