Divided 5th Circ. Rejects Atomic Waste Site Dispute Rehearing

The U.S. Is Betting Big on Small Nuclear Reactors

‘State Consent’ on Nuclear Stripped from Senate Bill

In a closely divided vote, 7-9, the Federal 5th Circuit Court of Appeals denied rehearing en banc,
leaving in place the earlier decision of a three judge panel that the NRC lacks the authority to issue
a license for a proposed consolidated storage at the ISP facility in Texas. This decision most likely
will result in the this case going to the Supreme Court for a final verdict.

See the ruling here.

FY2024 Spending Bill Fuels Historic Push for U.S. Advanced Reactors

Nuclear Fuel Funding Deal Confronts Global Market Uncertainties

Kentucky House Committee Passes SB 198 to Develop State’s Nuclear Energy Capacity

Washington State Lawmakers Allocate $25 Million to Advance SMR Development

Transatlantic Collaboration on SMR Regulation Expanded

How Much Does the U.S. Depend on Russian Uranium?