The US Electric Power Research Institute expressed support for a recent American Nuclear Society report that recommends an additional $10.3bn in discretionary spending on core nuclear research and development by 2030.
The report determined that a near doubling in annual appropriated funding levels for core nuclear R&D activities would ensure the commercial deployment of US advanced reactors in the 2030s. Specifically, it recommended about $10.3bn in additional discretionary spending by 203
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