US / Virginia State Strategy Calls For Next-Generation Nuclear Power

Virginia State Strategy Calls For Next-Generation Nuclear Power
Surry is one of two nuclear power stations in Virginia. Courtesy NEI.
The US state of Virginia, which has four commercial nuclear power units, wants to maintain nuclear energy’s critical role in its energy infrastructure during a planned transition to 100% carbon-free generation through the development of next-generation nuclear power.

A strategy document says Virginia should prioritise nuclear energy innovation, encouraging deployment of new technologies and economic opportunities to increase commercial nuclear infrastructure and equipment and services exported around the globe.

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