The webinar highlighted broader trends developing in energy markets and policy in the Western US, as well as factors driving change in aggressively decarbonizing states (e.g. Colorado, Washington), fossil-fuel dependent states (e.g. North Dakota, Wyoming), and states with unique governing situations (e.g. Arizona, Minnesota).
Trends in State Level Energy Markets and Policy presented by ENVOY Public Labs Read More »
This webinar discussed a potential new DOE Program on materials research for fuel cladding for advanced reactors.
GAIN Innovative Materials Research Follow-up Read More »
The purpose of this workshop was to discuss a potential new U.S. Department of Energy program on advanced and innovative materials research for advanced reactor fuel cladding. Additionally, this workshop tried to identify possible program objectives and gather industry input to determine priority research directions for Fiscal Year 2023.
GAIN Innovative Material Research Workshop Read More »
This workshop convened supply chain and procurement leaders from the energy industry sector to explore gaps, opportunities, and solutions in the advanced nuclear supply chain.
GAIN-INL Supply Chain Workshop Read More »
This national workshop explored strategies for and the many benefits of repurposing legacy fossil fuel infrastructure, including closed coal mines, coal power plants, and orphaned oil and gas wells.
Repurposing Fossil Energy Assets Workshop Read More »
GAIN Shaping our Carbon-Free Future Webinar Series – Incorporating Nuclear Technology into our Communities March 18, 2022 Imagine a future of energy that is more integrated and customized to local needs. Let’s explore the work on the front lines of the energy transitions – states! Our speakers will share observations about emerging trends, defining the
For one hour, GAIN will ‘seed the room’ with U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) national laboratory staff so you can come, connect, and ask your questions.
GAIN Power Hour #2 Read More »
For one hour, GAIN will ‘seed the room’ with U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) national laboratory staff so you can come, connect, and ask your questions.
GAIN Power Hour #1 Read More »
