Texas Lawmaker Wants $2 Billion Incentive Programme To Jump-Start Nuclear Power

Public investment needed to ‘get technologies over threshold’

Texas Lawmaker Wants $2 Billion Incentive Programme To Jump-Start Nuclear Power

Texas state representative Cody Harris has proposed a $2bn (€1.8bn) incentive programme that would create a Texas advanced nuclear deployment office to jump-start the nuclear power industry in the state.

The legislation has bipartisan support and aims to reduce construction costs, provide grants and streamline permitting, local report said.

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