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Holtec’s Palisades SMR-300 project aims to become the first SMR operating in the U.S. by 2030, leveraging regulatory progress, workforce development, and strong state support.
Energy and tech leaders explore how Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) can help meet the surging energy needs of AI-driven hyperscale data centers.
Terra Innovatum is merging with GSR III to go public. The deal supports commercialization of its SOLO micro-reactor by 2028.
TerraPower begins UK licensing process for its Natrium reactor, marking a major step in expanding advanced nuclear technology across international markets.
China’s power sector surged with solar up 30.8% and coal down 3.3%, but air pollution in key provinces continues to exceed national safety limits.
Tennessee redefines “clean energy” to include gas, nuclear, and waste-to-energy—fueling a partisan clash over local control and environmental standards.
Ukraine secures over $327M to rebuild its energy sector, with EU and partner support targeting resilience, renewables, and green infrastructure.
Fusion energy just hit net gain. With AI-driven engineering, the path to scalable, clean power is closer than ever—if industry stays invested.
A breakthrough from LLNL and Verne improves hydrogen storage by cutting energy costs and boosting density, making distribution more efficient.
A UK-backed project has validated deep borehole disposal for nuclear waste, improving safety, scalability, and manufacturability.
AI-driven power demand, nuclear revival, hydrogen breakthroughs, and energy shifts—February 2025’s top 10 stories reveal the future of energy tech.
Wyoming’s SF0186 sets new regulations for storing spent nuclear fuel, supporting advanced reactor development and aligning with U.S. clean energy goals.
Texas A&M announces plan to drive the future of nuclear energy with SMRs, partnering with top companies to boost power for key industries.
China’s EAST reactor set a new fusion record, sustaining plasma for 1,066 seconds. This milestone brings commercial fusion energy closer.
Federal agencies adopt a bold approach to secure stable, carbon-free power for the next decade.
Exploring the major energy sources in the United States and analyzing their impact on sustainability, focusing on reducing the carbon footprint through clean energy initiatives.
Data centers now consume 3% of U.S. energy—a figure set to triple by 2030—driving unprecedented demand, price surges, and urgent calls for infrastructure upgrades.
As the world races to combat climate change and transition to sustainable energy systems, nuclear power emerges as a cornerstone of low-carbon energy.
Advancements in AI and high-performance computing are fast-tracking fusion energy development, optimizing reactor designs and bringing commercial fusion closer than ever.
PG&E’s Diablo Canyon Power Plant becomes the first U.S. nuclear facility to deploy AI on-site, transforming data management and operational efficiency.
Türkiye’s energy strategy aims to achieve net-zero emissions by 2053 through aggressive renewable energy expansion, grid modernization, and green hydrogen investments.
Electrochemical carbon capture technology at Rice University promises an efficient, scalable approach to meet industrial net-zero goals.
Deep Atomic's new MK60 reactor aims to solve data centers’ growing energy crisis by delivering 60 MW of reliable, zero-carbon power.
As part of its commitment to achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2040, Amazon has signed three agreements to develop Small Modular Reactors (SMRs).
In a bid to meet rising energy demands, Google recently announced a deal to source power from small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) by 2030. This marks a first-of-its-kind move, aimed at powering its …
This collective backing, announced during New York Climate Week, highlights nuclear power's essential role in decarbonizing the global energy grid and meeting climate goals.
In a move that revives a dormant nuclear site, Constellation Energy plans to restart the Three Mile Island Unit 1 reactor, aligning with DOE findings that encourage expanding nuclear capacity at existing and retired sites.
