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The Senate has confirmed the appointment of Ho Nieh to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. The following is a statement from Maria Korsnick, president and CEO of the Nuclear Energy Institute.

With more and more dirt starting to move, we're getting excited about how soon there will be more nuclear coming to the grid all over the United States.

As the industry works hard to show its benefits, nuclear energy is gaining more and more public support.

This Halloween, we’re swapping out nuclear tricks for nuclear treats to show you that there’s nothing to be afraid of when it comes to America’s largest source of clean energy.

Large reactors, fuel, and nuclear stocks dominated this past quarter. Let's break down nuclear's Q3.

From record industry attendance to high-level government engagement, the message in Vienna was clear: U.S. nuclear is accelerating on all fronts.

Want to learn more about fast followers and early movers? We’re asking the expert, Marcus Nichol, NEI’s Executive Director of New Nuclear.

As a nuclear advocate, Climate Week was a great opportunity to connect with folks who don’t know much about nuclear—or are even skeptical about it.

To ensure nuclear energy in the United States is able to meet growing demand and deliver the clean energy we need, we need to combat the false stereotypes around what used fuel looks like and how we take care of it.

The climate event of the year—Climate Week NYC 2025—is almost upon us. One solution we can guarantee will be talked about? Nuclear energy.

The Senate today voted to confirm John Jovanovic as President and Chairman of the Export-Import Bank of the United States and Ted Garrish as Assistant Secretary of Energy for Nuclear Energy. The following statement can be attributed to Maria Korsnick, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Nuclear Energy Institute.

One mysterious aspect of space exploration and potential bases on other planets is figuring out how we will power it. Well, nuclear might just be the solution.