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Gov. Tony Evers Signs Bills to Bolster Nuclear Power in Wisconsin
- On Wednesday, Governor Tony Evers approved two bipartisan measures aimed at promoting nuclear energy development in Wisconsin.
- The legislation responds to recent scientific advances, including a 2022 breakthrough where fusion energy output exceeded input.
- One bill allocates $2 million for a study to find an optimal site for a nuclear fusion power plant, and the other creates a new board to promote nuclear and fusion technology.
- Evers said these bills are "an important step in the right direction" to lower energy costs and improve independence, while Rep. Shae Sortwell called it "the nuclear renaissance here in Wisconsin."
- The newly established board plans to hold a summit in 2028, aiming to position Wisconsin as a leading center for innovation in nuclear power technology.
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Gov. Tony Evers signs bills bolstering nuclear power in Wisconsin
Gov. Tony Evers signed a pair of bipartisan bills Wednesday that could strengthen nuclear power in Wisconsin. The post Gov. Tony Evers signs bills bolstering nuclear power in Wisconsin appeared first on WPR.
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