Resources Archive
The Brattle Group conducted an analysis of expected environmental and economic impacts of announced nuclear plant closures in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Transformation is needed now in how NRC conducts its regulatory activities. This report provides recommendations for key elements of the vision for a transformed NRC.
The Cooper Nuclear Station has long been a vital part of Southeast Nebraska's energy portfolio, providing reliable electricity and supporting hundreds of direct jobs.
This white paper outlines the near-term regulatory reforms that are necessary to ensure that advanced reactors are licensed and built in the United States.
The vast majority of new reactor designs require a new fuel production chain that doesn’t exist today.
Columbia Station in Washington supports thousands of jobs and generates $690 million per year, all while providing 100 percent carbon-free electricity.
This 2017 study revealed that though billions of dollars in energy incentives came in various forms, only 8 percent was spent on nuclear energy. The study covers all incentives, including tax breaks, regulation exemptions and technology transfer from government to industry.
The second license renewal road map documents the industry’s assessment of the milestones that must be reached so that the NRC can review second license renewal applications for the first companies seeking them.
Xcel Energy’s nuclear operations are estimated to generate $1 billion of total economic output annually in Minnesota.
Across New England, Millstone provides $2.6 billion economic benefits. Approximately $1.3 billion of these benefits occur in Connecticut.
This report summarizes state legislation and regulations that support nuclear energy in 31 states.
NEI's memo for the Trump transition team outlines several key policies needed in the immediate future and in the longer term to ensure the benefits of nuclear power.