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March is Women’s History Month, which celebrates the contributions women have made in a variety of fields. In the nuclear industry, women have been propelling technologies forward for decades, and it is important the industry continues to create a culture of investment in women and their success.
This year marked nuclear energy’s largest presence at CERAWeek, emphasizing its importance to global decarbonization. Hosted by S&P Global and known as the world’s premier energy conference, CERAWeek has been described by Politico as the “industry’s Super Bowl.”
The award-winning series, Advancements with Ted Danson, broadcasted a new episode on Saturday, March 5, featuring representatives from the nuclear industry.
What do D.C. politicos and Silicon Valley entrepreneurs, environmentalists and business leaders, conservatives and liberals, national security experts and celebrities agree on?
New designs are making reactor designs smaller and more versatile. NEI’s Hilary Lane shares details about NEI’s work establishing construction best practices (CBP’s) for new nuclear power projects.
President Biden will deliver his State of the Union Address on March 1. Nuclear needs to be elevated in the SOTU to the position it finds itself in today—powering a brighter future.
With the world at a critical inflection point in the fight against climate change, decarbonization commitments are at the heart of the climate solution. And investments are a key part of the momentum to net zero.
Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), the nation’s largest public power energy provider, announced that it is establishing a New Nuclear Program.
February is Black History Month—a time to pay tribute to generations of African Americans, celebrate their rich cultural heritage and achievements, and recognize the adversities that are an important part of our nation’s history.
There has been strong bipartisan support for nuclear energy throughout the 117th Congress.
The United States Energy Association’s 18th Annual State of the Energy Industry Forum was held on Jan. 20. The event convenes chief executives from the major trade associations in the energy industry to talk about policy objectives and priorities for the upcoming year. NEI’s President and Chief Executive Officer Maria Korsnick spoke to the audience about nuclear’s role in the race to net zero.
This year, 36 Governors and 6,166 state legislative seats are up for election. Regardless of the election outcome, there will be an opportunity for nuclear advocates to inform and educate the class of new and returning state policymakers on the value of nuclear energy. A large part of this education is sharing the immense progress we’ve seen at the state level over the past twenty years.