...solutions for customers, the path to achieve emissions reductions is more clear and a long-term commitment to clean generation was needed. The company’s 24 million customers across six states have already seen a 31% percent reduction in emissions since 2005 by receiving more of their energy from cost-effective carbon-free power — primarily nuclear, hydro, natural gas, wind and solar. We...
...87 gigawatts from coal and natural gas by 2040 - could be captured if the U.S. aggressively pursues research, development and demonstration of breakthrough technologies that can dramatically lessen the cost. This strategy must include public and private partnerships throughout the entire RD&D cycle, more aggressive investments and streamlined permitting for pipelines that can carry the carbon from the plant...
...from Wyoming to Utah.,, Another important example is the need for timely approval of a new LNG terminal as well as any necessary interstate natural gas pipelines to supply these new terminals. These are just a few of the hundreds of projects held up by the status quo of the current system. Fortunately, fixing this outdated, broken system is at...
...the Advanced Nuclear Fuel Availability Act; H.R. 3607, the Fossil Energy Research and Development Act; H.R. 3828, LEADING Act for natural gas carbon capture demonstrations; H.R. 1166, the Utilizing Significant Emissions with Innovative Technologies (USE IT) Act; H.R.5374, the Advanced Geothermal Research and Development Act; and H.R. 2986, the Better Energy Storage Technologies Act. The time-based demonstration goals in these...
...45Q tax credit, which has no international equivalent. Additional policy wins, such as the Energy Act of 2020, have positioned the U.S. energy sector as the global leader in CCUS and DAC research and deployment, which is key to global decarbonization goals. America’s largest energy producers, utilities, agriculture companies, financial institutions and other leaders increasingly make carbon management a fundamental...
...are a number of innovations in nuclear fuel that are currently in early stage use or research, development and demonstration (RD&D) phases. Recycling Innovation: MOX fuel is recycled fuel for existing reactors. Mixed oxide fuel (MOX) is the second, third, fourth and even fifth life of the low-enriched uranium (LEU) from light water reactors (LWRs). Programs that leverage MOX fuel...
...the benefits advanced microreactors could bring to the U.S. military. Multiple branches recognize the tremendous value of the 24/7 reliability. Moreover, the bill requires the Secretary of Energy to coordinate with the Secretary of Defense on a long-term nuclear power purchase agreement pilot program. Private companies who partner with DoD would be eligible for the demonstration project section of the...
...Accelerating Deployment of Nuclear and Carbon Management Solutions At COP29, nuclear and carbon management received significant attention, reaffirming the global commitment to scaling up clean, firm power as a critical pathway for reaching net-zero goals. This included six more countries joining the declaration to triple nuclear energy by 2050. Industry leaders are focused on long-term strategies, knowing that these technologies...
...that is used by dams and large hydro projects via turbines, such as those designed by Oregon-based Lucid Energy, Washington-based Soar Hydro and Georgia-based Emrgy. The umbrella term for these projects is “conduit” or “energy-recovery” hydropower. The reality is that big, conventional hydropower has stalled for the past two decades, leaving a giant hole for small hydro to fill. No...
...of new LNG terminals as well as any necessary interstate natural gas pipelines to supply these new terminals. These are just a few of the hundreds of projects held up by the status quo of the current system.ns threatens U.S. national security, the American people, and their economic future. Congress can implement a national strategy to maximize public and private...
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