Nuclear Power Is Finally Getting Some Respect at COP27
Nuclear energy is finally getting a bit of recognition by policy makers at COP27 for the clean climate-friendly power it produces.
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Nuclear energy is finally getting a bit of recognition by policy makers at COP27 for the clean climate-friendly power it produces.
Inventing and deploying U.S. advanced nuclear technology could help decarbonize energy systems and revitalize former coal communities at home and abroad.
Solar and wind power have the same share of low-carbon electricity globally that they did 20 years ago, proving that they need to work together with nuclear energy for net zero to be achievable, John Gorman, president & CEO of the Canadian Nuclear Association, told delegates at the Nuclear Energy Assembly yesterday. Gorman was speaking in the panel discussion Nuclear Energy: A Tool for Meeting Global Goals at the US Nuclear Energy Institute event. The panel was moderated by Carol Berrigan, NEI's executive director for Federal Programs and Supplier Relationships.