The 2024 Democratic presidential campaign is providing a welcome and overdue focus on the most urgent challenge of our generation. Democratic candidates are offering sweeping visions to combat climate change, backed by substantive details, in stark contrast to Trump's denialism. However, several candidates seem to have stumbled over a key component of a net-zero carbon emissions future: nuclear power.

To some, nuclear and renewables may seem like strange bedfellows, but we think they could be the ultimate power couple. Here’s why.

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A coalition of nine advanced nuclear advocates today applauded introduction of the bipartisan Nuclear Energy Leadership Act as an important step in creating a comprehensive blueprint for bolstering the next-generation of the nation's largest source of reliable and carbon-free power.

Over the last four years, a diverse portfolio of innovators has emerged in the United States that is working to develop advanced nuclear reactors that provide carbon-free electricity and heat on the commercial market. When Third Way started our work assessing the potential of advanced nuclear, there was deep skepticism that innovators could overcome two obstacles unique to working in the civilian nuclear sector: getting access to the National Labs for needed research, and navigating a Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) licensing process that was seen as opaque, cripplingly expensive, and far too time consuming.

Third Way’s Clean Energy Program applauds Dr. Rita Baranwal’s nomination as Assistant Secretary of Nuclear Energy at the Department of Energy (DOE). Dr. Baranwal is a passionate advocate for clean energy innovation with an impressive depth of professional experience in the nuclear sector, and a thorough understanding of the role nuclear energy can play in solving some of the world’s most pressing challenges.

As the nuclear energy industry vies for its place in the clean energy industry, it has plenty to learn from Frank Lloyd Wright. The basic tenet of Wright’s work was that architecture should change to make sense in its time rather than just be driven by past practice. With commercialization and deployment of advanced nuclear technologies, the American nuclear energy community is at the precipice of a new chapter. The advanced nuclear sector has an opportunity to reimagine and improve the entire way it engages with communities.

At our third annual Advanced Nuclear Summit, we discussed the progress this industry has made and the need to engage even more communities as developers move closer to commercialization.

For the third year in a row, the advanced nuclear industry has grown in both size and strength. Our new interactive map will help you keep up with this fast-moving sector, see where the activity is happening across North America, and connect to any project’s website to learn more.

Rita Baranwal, Director of the Gateway for Accelerated Innovation in Nuclear (GAIN), chats with Third Way’s Suzy Hobbs Baker.

More of our friends in the energy policy and investment communities are hearing about the advanced nuclear industry, and many of them want to get to know these companies a bit better. That’s why we partnered with the Department of Energy’s Gateway for Accelerated Innovation in Nuclear (GAIN) to produce the 2017 Advanced Nuclear Directory.

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Advanced nuclear technologies can propel the world toward our climate goals by providing affordable, zero-carbon electricity and heat; supporting the growth of renewable energy sources; and supplying clean energy for water desalination, hydrogen production, and other processes that will be vital in creating a low-carbon economy.

Third Way Senior Fellow Todd Allen interviews Bret Kugelmass to find out why this entrepreneur who had run a successful drone company came to dedicate himself a nuclear energy podcast.

A new report shows major potential for nuclear energy development in several African nations. Russia and China have been aggressively pursuing lucrative nuclear deals and building strategic relationships in the region. If the U.S. wants to compete for these important new customers, we need to offer the right technologies and step-up our sales pitch.