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ATM No 64 2025 JUL 03
Shaping US-South Korea Nuclear Cooperation in a Brand New World
- We need to establish more robust supply chains.
- To achieve our goals, there should be a balanced partnership in terms of technologypolicy and execution capabilities.
- That way, we can continue our construction in the U.S. while the U.S. figures out the best ways to optimize their domestic supply chains.
- We need to harmonize regulations between our two countries.
Recent surveys confirm high levels of U.S. nuclear support
- The Bisconti survey indicated that 64 percent of respondents agreed that the United States “should definitely build more nuclear power plants in the future,” with 36 percent disagreeing with that statement.
- It also reported the levels of importance that participants gave to eight different “considerations for the way electricity is produced.”
- The order in which these considerations were judged to be “extremely important” were as follows: reliable and affordable electricity (63 percent), clean air (61percent), efficiency (52 percent), good jobs (49 percent), energy security (48percent), climate change solution (46 percent), and energy independence (43percent).
Despite last-minute changes, US Senate bill deals big blow to renewable energy
- The U.S. Senate's massive budget bill that passed on Tuesday will make it harder to develop wind and solar energy projects, despite the removal of some contentious provisions, industry advocates and lawmakers said.
- The Senate dropped a proposed excise tax on solar and wind energy projects that don't meet strict standards after last-minute negotiations with key Republican senators seeking better terms for renewables.
- "The One Big Beautiful Bill removes the nonsense and distortions from energy markets and unleashes American business to produce energy that works WITHOUT subsidies! ," Energy Secretary Chris Wright said on X.