Author: THE KERNEL & VLADISLAV Setting the Scene: State of European Decarbonization While the power generation sector has made significant progress in reducing emissions, with the share of fossil fuels in the EU(27) energy mix decreasing to around 70% in terms of primary energy consumption (figure 1), the industrial sector requires equal attention to achieve the […]
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Author: Madison Schroder Most of the 2023 state legislative sessions have come to a close and it has been quite the year for nuclear energy. Since January, I have tracked more than 70 pieces of legislation across over 30 states that all have something to do with nuclear energy — from policies aiming to appropriate
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Author: Anna Grindeland Nuclear power has experienced impressive growth and innovative breakthroughs in the past year. Countries are turning to nuclear to reduce emissions, bolster energy security, and provide reliable power to consumers. This progress is also seen in the U.S., where 24 state legislatures introduced over 60 pieces of legislation of spurring nuclear development.
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Author: Jeff Luse For much of the latter half of the 20th century, the United States was a global leader in developing nuclear power. Vast buildout of nuclear operations came to a halt in the wake of the meltdowns at Three Mile Island in 1979 and Chernobyl in 1986, however, sparking an anti-nuclear movement that
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