House subcommittee’s first draft of DOE budget has extra for Nuclear Energy office

By ExchangeMonitor

The Department of Energy’s nuclear power and waste portfolio would remain about flat for fiscal year 2025 and again receive unrequested funds to help commercialize advanced nuclear reactors, if a spending bill unveiled this week becomes law. If the bill from…

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NRC may finish review of GTCC rule changes this year, chair hopes

By Dan Leone
House subcommittee’s first draft of DOE budget has extra for Nuclear Energy office

By ExchangeMonitor
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By ExchangeMonitor
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By Dan Leone
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By ExchangeMonitor
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By ExchangeMonitor
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By ExchangeMonitor