First American Nuclear, developer of a fast-spectrum small modular reactor designed to deliver the most cost-effective utility-scale power in the world, and the State of Indiana announced Tuesday, Nov. 4 plans to establish Indiana as the home of the company’s headquarters, manufacturing facilities, and an energy park to position the state at the forefront of U.S. global leadership in sustainable nuclear technology.
Read MoreGov. Mike Braun said Monday, April 7 Indiana will host a retreat aimed at enhancing nuclear energy education and engagement as the state continues to craft a strategy for utilizing the energy resource.
Read MoreA Senate committee will decide whether to advance House Bill 1007, which, if passed, would allow Indiana utilities to recover costs for small modular nuclear reactors before obtaining permits.
Read MoreIndiana legislation boosting early forays into nuclear power earned utility company support on Tuesday, March 11, but passionate opposition from ratepayer groups. It advanced from committee on a bipartisan 10-3 vote.
Read MoreIncentives to boost manufacturing of small nuclear reactors are at the heart of a Republican-backed bill that seeks to expand Indiana’s energy portfolio.
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