Nuclear Energy: Developing New Advanced Reactors
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While nuclear energy often has some bipartisan support, most bills introduced in the House never make it to a final vote without a large group of sponsors from both parties.
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The bill prioritizes micro-reactors designed for deployment in remote locations, which could eventually supply power to rural and agricultural areas far from existing electric grids. Any real benefit depends on where the government and private partners choose to site future demonstration projects, so the effect is speculative and long-term.
“designed for deployment in remote locations or for specialized applications”
Referred to the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology.
Introduced in House
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Document Type
Congressional Bill
Official Title
Next Generation Nuclear Deployment Act
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