Newsroom Archive
Argonne National Laboratory’s Jeffrey Binder’s perspective on the roles the U.S. national laboratories play in keeping nuclear energy competitive technologically and economically.
Accident tolerant nuclear reactor fuels are a potential game changer for the industry.
Forbes’ James Conca writes about how a tiny nuclear reactor developed by NASA could power potential colonies on Mars and the moon.
Billions of people live in energy poverty. We need to unmake the last 200 years of energy history, and move to carbon-free sources.
What would the world look like with a new generation of small nuclear reactors that could provide abundant, clean energy for electricity, water pumping and desalination and industrial processes?
FERC will soon take up a proposal from DOE to adjust the energy markets pricing system.
As the nuclear industry pushes to improve flawed electricity markets, positive developments in Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Ohio are providing reasons for optimism.
Hurricanes Harvey and Irma caused tremendous damage on the Gulf Coast, but nuclear plants in Texas and Florida were prepared for the storms thanks to their robust designs, multilayered safety systems and to dedicated people.
Cassini will crash into Saturn on Sept. 15, after a mission of nearly 20 years that was powered by 72 pounds of plutonium.
NASA recently announced plans to use nuclear power in a future mission to Mars.
The White House used its declaration of this week as “Energy Week” to highlight its energy priorities in several venues. The Trump administration’s main theme is asserting the United States’ “global energy dominance.”
Pennsylvania state Sens. Ryan Aument and John Yudichak and Reps. Becky Corbin and Rob Matzie formed the Pennsylvania Nuclear Energy Caucus--the first nuclear caucus in a state legislature.