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Issues
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Nuclear
Latest: NRC Issues Construction Permit for X-energy's Advanced Reactor Project in Texas
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Data Centers
Latest: Don't Let Temporary Bans Become Infrastructure Policy
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Energy Demand
Latest: Software Won’t Expand the Grid
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Renewable Energy
Latest: The Faulty Logic at the Heart of Environmentalist Opposition to BAAJA
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Fossil Fuels
Latest: Caught Between Hormuz and a (Chinese) Hard Place
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Critical Minerals
Latest: Critical Mineral Policy Needs BAAJA
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Permitting Reform
Latest: Abundance Between 2026 and 2028
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Decarbonization
Latest: The Faulty Logic at the Heart of Environmentalist Opposition to BAAJA
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Artificial Intelligence
Latest: Abundance Between 2026 and 2028
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NRC Rulemaking Tracker
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Mapping America's Nuclear Potential
Evaluating Deployment, Investment, and Impact in America's Clean Energy Future
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Nuclear Tool
Guide to NRC Application Data Requirements for State Implementers
Energy work
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Analysis
Permitting Certainty Is a Bigger Problem Than Wind Farms
We Need to Stabilize America’s Energy Build-Out
· Elizabeth McCarthy, Marc Levitt
Analysis
Why Billions for Uranium Enrichment Still Won’t Deliver Nuclear Fuel
Despite new federal spending, the missing ingredient for advanced nuclear power remains a buyer willing to commit early
· Adam Stein
Statement
Breakthrough Institute Statement on Ho K. Nieh’s Designation as NRC Chairman
A New Era for the NRC?
· Adam Stein
Analysis
California Should Stop Forcing Drivers to Subsidize Deforestation
Why crop-based biofuels are undermining the state’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard
· Dan Blaustein-Rejto, Lauren Teixeira
Analysis
Could the U.S. Unlock a Shale Revolution for Critical Minerals?
Tapping new critical mineral resources with technology and innovation
· Peter Cook
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