The International Nuclear Energy Financing Act of 2025 is like a plan to help countries use nuclear energy by giving money and support, especially to make sure countries are using safe and clean energy. It's also meant to keep an eye on countries like China and Russia, who might not always use the best safety rules for their nuclear energy projects.

H. R. 1474 is a plan to help countries around the world use more nuclear energy by setting up special money boxes with big banks like the World Bank. The idea is for the United States to encourage these banks to support nuclear energy projects with their money and help decide which projects should get the help.

The bill wants to make sure Iran doesn't use special financial rules to do bad things like support terrorism or make dangerous weapons. It tells the President and other important people to watch carefully and report back on how well this is working.

The bill wants to change some rules to help poorer countries with money for projects, but it might cost the government a lot more money because they are doubling the amount they could owe, and there's a risk if a lot of projects don't work out.