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The Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) announces the election of Kevin Rayment, executive vice president and chief operating officer of Curtiss-Wright Corporation, and Kelly Trice, executive vice president of Global Services, Nuclear at AtkinsRéalis, to its Board of Directors.

New England’s nuclear conversation is clearly moving from whether the technology should be considered to how the region can evaluate and build it responsibly.

Jordan sits down with Low Xin Wei to discuss why Singapore ruled nuclear out in 2012, what has changed since, and what it takes to build a clean energy grid on a small island.

From universities to world leaders to the U.S. military, nuclear has continued to make headlines this year. Here’s just a bit of what we heard in Q3.

Jordan talks with Robert Rudich about what it actually takes to build a nuclear industry from the ground up: the policy hurdles, the workforce challenges, the financing puzzles, and why Poland is moving so quickly on nuclear.

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A Nuclear Climate Week

NEI attended New York Climate Week as part of Heatmap House and heard lots of conversation around nuclear energy as a climate solution.

Jordan sat down with Millie Beaver to discuss the exciting nuclear developments in progress all across the United Kingdom.

If we want to keep enjoying the natural world and let the next generation do the same, we need to figure out how to decarbonize our electricity grid while also generating a lot more electricity. Luckily, nuclear can help with that.

Jordan sat down with Princy Mthombeni, founder of Africa4Nuclear, to discuss the unique case for nuclear on the continent.

Want to learn more about advanced nuclear? We’re asking the expert, Alison Hahn, NEI’s Technical Advisor of New Nuclear.

The Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) today announced the election of Mike Skaggs, interim president and CEO of Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), to its Executive Committee.

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Nuclear’s Got Talent

Jordan sits down with Callum Thomas to explore one of the industry's most urgent and underappreciated challenges: building the human infrastructure behind the new era of nuclear growth