Wisconsin
Illinois Repeals Nuclear Ban as Power Needs Grow
Citing grid reliability and cost control, Pritzker welcomed the bill to his desk as lawmakers pushed for long-term clean-energy investment.
Nuclear Energy is increasingly seen as essential for powering the electrical needs of data centers.
Wisconsin
Citing grid reliability and cost control, Pritzker welcomed the bill to his desk as lawmakers pushed for long-term clean-energy investment.
Nuclear
China has reportedly supplied more than 80 percent of new nuclear capacity in the past five years.
Nuclear
Could project also revive nearby nuclear plant closed in the 1990s?
Data Center
Data center concentration challenges infrastructure sustainability and resilience.
Infrastructure
An analysis of the security threats facing Ashburn’s data centers
Data Center
Search giant looks to power new data centers in the southeast.
Nuclear
Is the sound of silence replacing the roar of the crowds against ‘no more nukes’?
Energy
‘The United States is safer today.’
AI
Announcement coincides with EPA proposal to repeal Biden-era carbon regulations.
Nuclear
At a news conference in Berwick in the shadow of the power plant, Gov. Josh Shapiro called it the largest private sector investment in Pennsylvania's history.
Nuclear
The order comes as demand for electricity surges amid a boom in energy-hungry data centers and artificial intelligence.
Nuclear
The Tennessee Valley Authority announced Tuesday it had submitted a construction permit application to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission for a small, modular nuclear reactor.
EU
Some are questioning the wisdom of decommissioning nuclear reactors that provide a stable form of energy compared to renewables.
Nuclear
Google will provide capital for the projects, which the companies say will each produce 600 megawatts of power capacity.
Nuclear
Operators turn to gas and coal to meet data’s power demands.
American Energy
President Trump is wielding emergency authority to entice utilities to keep older coal-fired plants online and producing electricity.