Tennessee is planting its flag as America's leader in new nuclear energy technology

[Duppers]

Amid the planned expansion of nuclear energy innovation in Tennessee, Gov. Bill Lee on May 16 signed an executive order establishing a state nuclear advisory council.

During an appearance at Zeanah Engineering Complex at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville, Lee said a new 15-member Tennessee Nuclear Energy Advisory Council would include members of his administration, the Tennessee General Assembly, the state's congressional delegation and key nuclear industry stakeholders.

https://www.knoxnews.com/story/news/local/2023/05/16/bill-lee-tennessee-americas-leader-in-nuclear-energy/70219293007/

[RandySF]

1. That explains all the mutants.

[jimfields33]

2. Every state will have to go this route if we are going to make everything electric.

Might be our only hope.

[Shermann]

3. Soooooo simply starting an advisory council in 2023 makes a state a "leader" on nuclear energy?

That's a sad state of affairs.

[Duppers]

4. That is better than many other states are doing. BESIDES...

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The following are the TOP 12-producing states of nuclear power:

Illinois (54%),
Pennsylvania (36%),
South Carolina (56%),
New York (34%),
Alabama (31%),
North Carolina (31%),
Tennessee (44%),
Virginia (30%),
New Jersey (37%),
Connecticut (42%),
Maryland (38%), and
New Hampshire (61%).

https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-rankings/nuclear-power-plants-by-state


And you were saying?