NIA's response to the Department if Energy's Notice of Intent (NOI) to prepare an environmental impact statement (EIS) for the high-assay low-enriched uranium (HALEU) availability program.
Fire2Fission Podcast featuring Patrick White
Patrick White join's and Mark Hinaman on the Fire2Fission podcast to discuss microreactors, the nuclear regulatory commission, and Patrick’s role at NIA. This podcast can also be found on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
Fire2Fission Podcast featuring Judi Greenwald
Judi Greenwald join's and Mark Hinaman on the Fire2Fission podcast to talk about her career in energy, the Nuclear Innovation Alliance, and how we need to innovate on more than just technology. This podcast can also be found on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
NIA Interview with Nuclear Energy TV for the USNIC Advanced Reactor Summit
Judi Greenwald sits down with Dave Gardy from Nuclear Energy TV to give a short description of NIA and our recent workstreams.
An additional one-time appropriation of $2.1 to $3.5 billion and authority to procure domestic low-enriched uranium (LEU) and high-assay low-enriched uranium (HALEU) using a “revolving fund” would provide DOE the guaranteed funding and tools necessary to catalyze new domestic LEU and HALEU production and break our dependence on Russian nuclear fuels.
This fact sheet discusses why advanced nuclear energy is a key climate solution. It focuses on modeling results that show the role of advanced nuclear energy in reaching net-zero, advanced nuclear's value proposition compared to other power sources, and the role of flexible resources (like advanced nuclear energy) in a clean energy system.
In this episode of EY's Decoding Innovation podcast, Judi Greenwald, the Executive Director of Nuclear Innovation Alliance, shares her journey and insights on advanced nuclear power.
This report summarizes NIA's 2022 Chatham House Rules workshop on Advanced Reactor Licensing Efficiency. The workshop convened stakeholders from both industry and public interest groups to share experiences and insights from prior licensing activities, best practices for licensing engagement and activities, and emerging best practices for new reactor licensing. This report synthesizes workshop presentations and discussions, and provides recommendations on how applicants, NRC staff and management, and the NRC Commission can work together to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of advanced reactor licensing reviews. To read the recommendations only, please follow the link here.