Nuclear Matters

The future of nuclear energy looks bright thanks to supporters like you and professionals in the industry working to develop the technology of tomorrow. Right now, nuclear innovators, ranging from national laboratory scientists to nuclear plant operators, are working to ensure we have a reliable, sustainable and economically-sound energy future. Did you know— nuclear energy currently provides 60% of carbon emissions-free energy in the United States and is a vital component to domestic and global carbon-reduction goals? It’s on us to envision and invent the energy future we imagine. Your continued support and engagement ensures we are preserving the existing nuclear fleet and maintaining our place as a global leader in the nuclear energy marketplace. What’s happening with H.R.3053 — We are still keeping a close eye on H.R.3053, the used fuel bill, and will keep you posted when the bill comes to the House floor for a vote. In the meantime, checkout this advocacy one pager on the legislation. Take Action Spread the word about Nuclear Matters! Copy and paste the following text or click on the link below to share about Nuclear Matters with your friends and family: The future of nuclear energy in America depends on our support. Join me and see why Nuclear Matters. bit.ly/nuclearmattersjoin Tweet your support of nuclear energy! Gear up for Earth Day! Tell us why you appreciate carbon-free nuclear energy. Copy and paste the following text or click on the link below to share about Nuclear Matters with your friends and family: This #EarthDay, I'm grateful for carbon-free nuclear energy. See why #NuclearMatters to our planet. bit.ly/nuclearmattersclimate Tweet about carbon-free nuclear power! In Case You Missed It Earlier this month, leaders in the nuclear industry convened in Washington, D.C. to share learnings, research and emerging innovations. If you missed it, you can check out the highlights on social at #NuclearIsTheFuture, #NuclearInnovationWeek and #NuclearVisionary. While you’re at it— check out the blog post, Honoring America’s Nuclear Innovators, authored by Nuclear Matters Advocacy Council Member, Ray Rockroth.