“When you look at our energy forecast, AI and data centers alone are driving the energy demand,” said Michelle Zietlow-Miller, the public engagement manager for “Gateway for Accelerated Innovation in Nuclear. “That’s an equivalent of being the sixth largest country by themselves, in 2026.”
This webinar provides an overview of energy related geospatial analytics at the Colorado School of Mines that grew Nuclear Energy University Programs (NEUP) funding.
This GIF-IAEA-NEA joint webinar addressed the Role of Nuclear Energy in Reducing CO2 Emissions. The event featured 20-minute presentations from each of our guest speakers, followed by a 30-minute panel discussion in response to audience questions.
This year’s program will feature panel discussions on 21st century applications for advanced reactors, the technology’s implications for environmental justice, and its role within the broader cleantech ecosystem.
This panel of experts met to understand the current thinking around nuclear fission in relation to decarbonization.
The purpose of this webinar was to develop active engagement between Energy End-Users and Advance Nuclear Developers leading to a credible, shared vision for the use of nuclear-generated heat to meet future heat, steam and electricity needs.