"California still refuses to acknowledge what nuclear energy can do... Californians have the world’s toughest climate goals, but we reject some of the most effective tools to achieve them.
This isn’t just a technical failure. It’s a governance failure. It’s time to put nuclear back on the agenda in Sacramento."
-@OSGuido
https://t.co/eu8elY0uI4
The US is resurrecting nuclear power plants because they’re so valuable. Australia has yet to even legalizing building any.
Come on, let’s do this! Mums support nuclear energy, Australia should too.
Palisades is Coming Back!
In a historic move, the NRC just approved Holtec’s request to change Palisades Nuclear Plant from decommissioned to operational status — the first time this has EVER happened in the U.S.
This proves the value of existing nuclear plants and shows ...
Spain’s recent blackout left millions without power — a harsh reminder of how fragile our grids can be.
We need a stable, resilient energy mix. Renewables are essential, but we must also include proven, reliable sources like nuclear. Blackouts hurt people. Let’s not let fear ...
@wayne1848@destiny_ridge@renew_economy It’s a real question. Once you start relying on batteries to get you through peak hours, then suddenly electricity starts getting much more expensive. Just check out California.
@prcarlson @nuclearny@business No, THE GRID should make the hydrogen whenever excess power is available. It’s silly to assign a technology to certain times.
🌎✨ We will be at SLO EarthFest 2025 — a celebration of sustainability, community, and climate action! Come stop by our booth on Saturday, April 26th from 11 AM – 5 PM at Meadow Park and say hi! 👋
🎟️ Free tickets required
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@renew_economy Just imagine what would happen if we built some new nuclear(pink) instead or in addition?
High upfront cost, but powerful clean energy investment that lasts 100yrs AND replaces fossil fuels around the clock.
@renew_economy California has deployed thousands of megawatts of battery storage(purple) , & is now (with ~80% efficiency) reclaiming some of that glut of excess solar(green), overbuilt over last 2 decades. => still 40% powered by methane, AND most $$ elec in the country.
Grid expert, mountain climber, skier, and mom Ella Rose advocates for nuclear energy as the President of the Colorado Nuclear Alliance and photovoltaics in rural communities through her business Rose Energy. Read on to hear about the various passions of this clean energy advocate; we are proud to present Rose as our March Ally of the Month. https://t.co/tnADguEyTW
We joined 30+ organizations urging Secretary Chris Wright to protect the Department of Energy’s Loan Programs Office from harmful cuts.
LPO supports clean energy projects—including new nuclear—that lower costs, boost reliability, & power our future.
We can’t afford to lose it.
“As a mother and a veterinarian, I’m committed to a world with clean air, clean water, and healthy oceans that sustain life. Nuclear energy checks all the boxes to protect our planet—for our children, for the whales, and for the future.”
-Sara, DVM, DACVD
@SkyNewsAust Giving rebates doesn’t lower the price of the item, it only lowers cost to the customers. This is temporary and unsustainable.
We recommend developing a nuclear program that can improve human health by reducing coal pollution and stabilize cost over time with reliability.
@M_Australia_G_A @SkyNewsAust What if nuclear could address emissions reductions and also stabilize costs over time?! No one likes coal pollution, regardless of the climate.
First, we must #LegalizeNuclear
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@johnson_wrjohn1@renew_economy We are wondering-does nuclear have to compete with natural gas on price? We have work to do to match that.
But- that’s more important for those who don’t believe in climate change. Should we be willing to pay for massive action on reducing methane emissions? Probably ♥️💪🏼⚛️
LA Times has been a skeptic of nuclear. They have written less-than-friendly articles about @moms4nuclear. But we love to see when journalists can get curious & see another angle. Maybe the Guardian (Aus) can do the same? We will see.
NEW LA TIMES ARTICLE 🌍
"Although a string of nuclear disasters decades ago had caused the majority of older Americans to distrust the technology, this hasn’t been the case for younger generations."
https://t.co/MxQVPhus6x