NIA Statement in Support of the Energy Sector Innovation Credit Act

July 18th, 2021

Nuclear Innovation Alliance Executive Director Judi Greenwald issued the following statement on the release of the Energy Sector Innovation Credit Act (ESIC):

“We are encouraged by the leadership of Senators Crapo, Whitehouse, Barasso, Bennet, Risch, and Hickenlooper in introducing technology-inclusive tax credit legislation to promote innovation in clean energy technology. Representatives Reed and Panetta have introduced identical legislation in the House.

Statement on the Introduction of the American Nuclear Infrastructure Act (ANIA)

July 15th, 2021

WASHINGTON - Nuclear Innovation Alliance Executive Director Judi Greenwald issued the following statement on the introduction of the American Nuclear Infrastructure Act (ANIA) yesterday by Senators Capito, Whitehouse, Barasso, Booker, and Crapo:

NIA Statement in Support of CES Bill

June 19th, 2021

Nuclear Innovation Alliance Executive Director Judi Greenwald issued the following statement on the introduction by U.S. Reps. Schrader (D-OR) and McKinley (R-WV) of the Clean Energy Future through Innovation Act of 2021:

NIA Statement on the White House Release of Fiscal Year 2022 Budget Request

June 1st, 2021

Nuclear Innovation Alliance Executive Director Judi Greenwald issued the following statement on the release of topline spending figures for the U.S. Department of Energy in President Biden’s Fiscal Year (FY) 2022 budget request:  

"We are encouraged by what we see in the President's budget request for FY 2022. Advanced nuclear technologies will need to be part of the overall solution to reaching mid-century climate goals. We need sufficient investments in research, development, and commercialization now to ensure that happens: this budget is a good first step in that direction." 

New Report Targets Fee Reform to Catalyze Advanced Nuclear Energy for Mid-Century Decarbonization

May 10th, 2021

The New Recommendations from the Nuclear Innovation Alliance Highlight Actions Congress and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission Should Take to Ensure Advanced Nuclear Technologies are Developed and Deployed Quickly