Energy

Key Takeaways Major Nuclear Investment Shift: Energy Secretary Chris Wright says the DOE’s Loan Programs Office will direct most of its funding toward getting new nuclear power plants built for the first time in decades. AI Driving Energy Demand: Massive electricity needs from...

Key Takeaways: Renewed Investment in Innovation: The Department of Energy is allocating $625 million to renew five national quantum research centers originally launched under President Trump’s leadership. America First in Science: The funding will advance breakthroughs in computing, communication, and sensing, strengthening the...

Key Takeaways: Energy Security First: The Trump administration announced $100 million in funding to modernize coal plants, ensuring reliable and affordable power for American homes and industries. Modernization Over Regulation: The funds will support efficiency upgrades, wastewater recovery projects, and dual-fuel technology—helping coal...

Key Takeaways: Shutdown Stalls Modernization: Energy Secretary Chris Wright said the prolonged Democrat-led shutdown has forced furloughs of nuclear weapons contractors, delaying vital modernization work. National Security Warning: Wright cautioned that if the shutdown continues, the U.S. risks “bigger ramifications” to its ability...

Key Takeaways: National Security and Economic Growth: The Ambler Road Project will open access to vital mineral resources like copper and cobalt, strengthening U.S. manufacturing, defense, and energy independence. Jobs and Investment for Alaska: The project is expected to create 2,730 jobs and...

Key Takeaways Historic Investment: The Trump administration is injecting $625 million into coal modernization, rural energy projects, and efficiency upgrades to secure America’s industrial base. Fueling Growth: Energy Secretary Wright emphasized coal’s role as the “backbone” of steel, cement, and AI...

Key Takeaways Private-Sector Driven: Eleven companies—funding their own projects without taxpayer bailouts—will develop advanced micro and modular reactors, showing Trump’s commitment to free-market solutions. Energy Independence on the Horizon: At least three reactors must go critical by July 4, 2026, symbolizing America’s renewed energy...