President outlines ambitious plans for 100% carbon-pollution free power by 2035
The US will continue to use pollution-free energy from existing sources like nuclear while investing $35bn in a full range of solutions – including advanced reactors – needed to achieve technology breakthroughs that address the climate crisis and position the country as the global leader in clean energy technology, according to a $2 trillion jobs proposal focused on infrastructure and the climate crisis.
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