Government officials in China have given the green light for construction of eight new nuclear reactors, as the country looks to add more electricity to meet growing demand for power.
The Department of Energy (DOE) has selected Utah, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Idaho as initial contenders to host ...
Advanced nuclear firm Aalo Atomics has formed a strategic partnership with energy-first AI infrastructure company Crusoe to ...
A coalition led by Brookfield and NextEra Energy has unveiled plans to build a $100 billion, privately funded artificial ...
A varied group of investors has provided Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS) with another $1 billion in equity financing, with ...
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has approved the License Termination Plan (LTP) for the Oyster Creek Generating ...
How Microsoft's $60M DOE partnership is using AI to automate nuclear reactor control and cut licensing paperwork at national ...
Battery storage developer Viridi has announced a strategic partnership with the Dept. of Energy's Oak Ridge National ...
DOE's Genesis Mission funds AI tools to manage grid operations, speed up interconnection studies, and support operators in ...
The pace of change in energy markets has never been faster. Price signals that once evolved over days now shift within ...
America's nuclear momentum is real—but a 5th executive order is needed to crush remaining barriers to U.S. global leadership.
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