The Advance: Pennsylvania’s Nuclear Moment
FEATURE
Pennsylvania’s Nuclear Moment
Pennsylvania is uniquely positioned to lead in the next era of nuclear energy. With electricity demand rising, artificial intelligence and advanced manufacturing reshaping the economy, and growing national focus on reliable, carbon-free power, the commonwealth enters this moment with one of the most complete nuclear ecosystems in the country.
Developed in collaboration with more than 70 leaders across 50 organizations, Pennsylvania’s Nuclear Energy Roadmap outlines a coordinated framework to modernize the state’s existing nuclear fleet, support deployment of advanced nuclear technologies, and strengthen Pennsylvania’s long-term competitiveness in a rapidly evolving energy landscape.
LEARN MORE AT OUR UPCOMING WEBINAR
On June 11th from 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM ET, we’re hosting a conversation on nuclear energy, an area generating serious momentum, and an equally serious need for coordinated action. If nuclear energy is on your radar or you’d like to learn more, there’s still time to join the conversation.
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Navy Week at Harrisburg University
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