Dec 2, 2024
Why Nuclear Energy’s Revival Could Be the Game-Changer the World Needs
The United States is experiencing a resurgence in nuclear energy, marking a significant shift from decades of stagnation and opposition.

This revival began in April 2024 with consecutive years of added nuclear capacity for the first time since 1990 and was bolstered by a major law passed in June to accelerate nuclear-energy development. Major companies like Amazon, Google, and Microsoft have announced investments in nuclear facilities, and the federal government has set ambitious goals to greatly expand nuclear capacity over the next 25 years. Historically, nuclear energy faced strong opposition due to environmental and safety concerns, especially after incidents like Three Mile Island and Chernobyl. However, the urgent need to address climate change has shifted perceptions, with nuclear energy now seen as a crucial, reliable, and emissions-free power source. The article highlights the importance of the nuclear industry delivering on these new projects and the potential challenges it faces, including high costs and the need for technological advancements. The next few years are critical for establishing a sustainable and large-scale nuclear power infrastructure in the U.S. Read more.
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