US EditionGov. Tony Evers Signs Bills to Bolster Nuclear Power in Wisconsin
- On Wednesday in Madison, Governor Tony Evers approved two bipartisan measures aimed at strengthening nuclear energy efforts in Wisconsin.
- The bills respond to progress in nuclear fusion, aiming to reduce carbon emissions and increase energy independence.
- One of the bills allocates $2 million for research to determine the most suitable site in the state for a nuclear fusion power facility, while the other establishes a board tasked with promoting fusion technology development.
- Evers emphasized the importance of advancing initiatives to reduce energy expenses and enhance the state’s energy self-sufficiency, while Rep. Shae Sortwell declared that a new era for nuclear power has arrived.
- These measures establish groundwork for Wisconsin to lead nuclear power innovation and plan a technology summit in 2028.
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Gov. Tony Evers signs bills bolstering nuclear power in Wisconsin
Gov. Tony Evers signed a pair of bipartisan bills Wednesday that could strengthen nuclear power in Wisconsin. The post Gov. Tony Evers signs bills bolstering nuclear power in Wisconsin appeared first on WPR.
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