Energy security is national security. NATO’s new resilience investment commitment is a chance to turn lessons from Ukraine into stronger, more secure energy systems across the Alliance.
@ACGlobalEnergy@SpangenbergJoel#NATO#EnergySecurity#Resilience
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Nuclear Energy Investment Is Booming. Why Have So Few Noticed?
Global nuclear investment has already doubled since 2019, but much of the money is flowing into fuel, enrichment, and startups that analysts don’t label “nuclear.”
@TheNatlInterest#NuclearEnergy#NuclearFuel #Uranium
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Full On Communications has named veteran nuclear energy and national security executive Joel C. Spangenberg as Vice President, Government and International Affairs.
With more than two decades of experience in nuclear energy, national security, and advanced technology, Joel can help Full On’s clients and partners raise awareness about their solutions, increase backing among key stakeholder groups, and support them in achieving their strategic objectives.
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At #NECX2026, ANS CEO Craig Piercy, ANS President Mark Peters, and Immediate Past President Hash Hashemian presented IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi with the Dwight D. Eisenhower Medal. The award recognizes Grossi’s steady leadership on the international stage, particularly his work to strengthen nuclear safety, security, and nonproliferation.
#NuclearEnergy @IAEAorg@NEI@ANS_org
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"Five companies selected by the Army will be awarded up to $2.2 billion in total over five years to own, construct and operate the microreactors, if they hit set milestones along the way for their performance," write @JenMcDermottAP and @MatthewDalyWDC#NuclearEnergy@AP
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The nuclear energy sector is undergoing a period of extraordinary growth and transformation.
Look forward to seeing colleagues old and new at #NECX2026, hosted by @ANS_org and @NEI, in Dallas next week.
Let's connect if you want to discuss how our team at @fulloncom can help you connect with those who matter most and seize this unique opportunity.
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Support for nuclear energy in the U.S. has reached record levels, according to Bisconti Research, which has released new analysis on how Americans view nuclear energy, what drives confidence, and where communication gaps still exist.
Public opinion on #nuclearenergy is evolving, and the 2026 data offers important insights for anyone working in energy, policy, or infrastructure.
Veteran nuclear energy pollster Ann Bisconti’s research continues to be a valuable resource for understanding long‑term trends in energy perception and stakeholder engagement.
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"The key will be to plan strategically across these levers to not only address generation and transmission needs for meeting rising electricity demand, but also encourage academia, government, and industry cooperation and coordination to build infrastructure that will work within the existing state-specific frameworks," writes Julianne Szyper, Nonresident Senior Fellow – Nuclear Energy Policy Initiative of @AtlanticCouncil
#NuclearEnergy
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“Annual investment in #NuclearEnergy needs to triple to $250 billion a year to meet projections of a more than tripling of capacity by 2050,” according to the World Nuclear Investment Guide, a new effort led by @WorldNuclear
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"The United States has embraced nuclear energy as a cornerstone of its future energy strategy. The challenge now is deploying it efficiently, affordably, and at the scale required to meet growing electricity demand,” writes Lindsey Popken of @cleanaircatf.
#NuclearEnergy #CleanEnergy
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"Over 70 GW of new demand is in the pipeline, much of it for small and non-light water reactors from hyperscalers," writes @joyjiang1997 of @TheBTI#NuclearEnergy#CleanEnergy
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“The bases for declaring the start of a ‘Golden Era of Nuclear Power’ are a set of achievements that only a few could imagine just a year ago,” writes Rod Adams in Atomic Insights.
@Atomicrod#NuclearEnergy#CleanEnergy
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