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Capito pushes for more nuclear energy as power demands grow

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Washington D.C. (WTRF) - As technology evolves and becomes even more intertwined in each of our lives, the demand for energy grows larger and larger. The rise in popularity of electric cars, artificial intelligence tools, cryptocurrency and the need for data centers continues to put a strain on the American energy grid. Congress passed the ADVANCE Act in July of 2024, which aims to increase the country's ability to produce nuclear power. We spok…

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Capito pushes for more nuclear energy as power demands grow

Washington D.C. (WTRF) - As technology evolves and becomes even more intertwined in each of our lives, the demand for energy grows larger and larger. The rise in popularity of electric cars, artificial intelligence tools, cryptocurrency and the need for data centers continues to put a strain on the American energy grid. Congress passed the ADVANCE Act in July of 2024, which aims to increase the country's ability to produce nuclear power. We spok…

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SC’s energy future: A case for expanding nuclear power to meet demand

Nuclear reactor assemblies pictured Sept. 12, 2024, in storage at V.C. Summer nuclear site near Fairfield. (Provided by S.C. Nuclear Advisory Council)South Carolina has made considerable progress in strengthening its energy and transmission infrastructure, but much more remains to be done to secure a reliable, cost-effective and independent energy future. A critical piece of this effort lies in expanding nuclear power, which offers the unique co…

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Rep. Randy Weber: More Nuclear Power for Data Centers

WASHINGTON, March 28, 2025 – The vice chairman of the House Subcommittee on Energy wants more nuclear energy to power increasing demands from data centers.“These facilities require an enormous amount of power, and their demand is only growing and going to get bigger,” Rep. Randy Weber, R-Texas, said. The lawmaker spoke Thursday at a Broadband Breakfast data centers summit in Washington.The Department of Energy has projected electricity use by da…

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