Resources Archive

A timeline of safety enhancements that the U.S. nuclear industry has made since 1980.

Since the 2011 accident at Fukushima, the industry has substantially raised the bar on safety at U.S. nuclear power plants.

This fact sheet details the nuclear energy industry's safety standards and operating practices as well as performance and the defense-in-depth philosophy.

Building the Domestic High-Assay Low Enriched Uranium Supply Chain: A National Imperative

Building the Domestic High-Assay Low Enriched Uranium Supply Chain: A National Imperative

Guidance that may be used by a licensee to conduct periodic emergency preparedness program reviews at a 24-month frequency, as allowed by 10 CFR 50.54(t)(1)(ii).

NEI provides comments in response to the Department of Energy’s (DOE) Hydrogen Program’s Request for Information.

Many voices have joined the consensus to reduce carbon emissions. Now politicians, investors, policy experts, climate activists and more are transforming those sentiments into concrete steps forward. There is one constant: Any path to reduce carbon emissions must be technology-neutral. As plans become policy, it’s clear that nuclear energy will have an essential role in our future.

A summary of the findings of the Potomac Economics study, "A Review of Nuclear Costs and Revenues in PJM."

A new study from Potomac Economics concludes that most of the nuclear plants in PJM will not produce enough revenue to remain economically viable in the coming years .

Nuclear energy is the ideal carbon-free, 24/7/365 partner to wind turbines, solar panels and energy storage in meeting President Biden’s goal to decarbonize our electricity system by 2035 and rebuild the economy.

Nuclear energy is the ideal carbon-free, 24/7/365 partner to wind turbines, solar panels and energy storage in meeting President Biden’s goal to decarbonize our electricity system by 2035 and rebuild the economy.