What builds the economy, cleans the planet, and delivers 24/7/365? You already know...👇 👇 👇 NEI.org/nuclearmakesithappen

"@TheNuclearCo has announced plans for “Prosperity One,” a proposed site the company says could eventually host up to #six @WECNuclear AP1000 nuclear #reactors, producing a combined 6.6 gigawatts of #electricity if fully built out." 👀👀👀 wkyt.com/2026/10/21/proposed…

What do @amazon, @xenergynuclear, and @AEPnews have in common? If you said #coal-to-#nuclear, then you're a smartypants 🤓👇 techcrunch.com/2026/10/19/am…

...if you can't say anything nice, strike a #WillemDafoe pose🕺

#ICYMI: @ASU, @PurdueUnivNews, and the @UTKnoxville formed the New Nuclear Academic Consortium to prepare the next generation of graduates to scale the new nuclear economy. Happy #CareersInEnergyWeek / #NuclearScienceWeek happened, sad it's ending 🥹👇 news.asu.edu/20261014-scienc…

Quadrupling U.S. nuclear power? We got this 💪👇 nuclearworks.org

New England is battling high energy bills, growing energy demands, and clean energy goals. Now, the region's governors are giving nuclear energy another look... Our state expert attended the New England Regional Nuclear Policy Summit—here's what he saw 👇 nei.org/news/new-england-tak…

You know what's better than talking about #workforce development? Investing in #workforce development! We really love dual #NuclearScienceWeek / #CareersInEnergyWeek 🤗👇 bechtel.com/press-releases/b…

#NuclearScienceWeek + #CareersInEnergyWeek = an opportunity for us to talk about how the nuclear workforce is the best workforce (source: us). Visit nuclearworks.org, THEN send it to everyone you know.

#ICYMI: "the agreement is expected to help sustain roughly 4,400 existing jobs and create approximately 7,200 temporary construction jobs." Happy #CareersInEnergyWeek AND #NuclearScienceWeek to all who celebrate (should be everyone) 🎉👇 utilitydive.com/news/constel…

Did you know #CareersInEnergyWeek and #NuclearScienceWeek are happening at the same time this year? To celebrate, we're sharing workforce-related content all week. Speaking of which, have you shared nuclearworks.org with everyone you know? It's got postings, quizzes, etc.

Don't worry, we'll be here when you change your mind 😌 Actually, #Fissionary just wrapped up a world tour of countries turning back to nuclear, bolstering their existing fleets, starting up nuclear programs for the very first time, etc. 👇 nei.org/news/fissionary

One of our favorite topics came up in Indiana this week... Rockport residents are considering whether to convert their #coal plant to a #nuclear facility once it retires in 2028. We're biased, but that sounds like a really good idea to us ✅👇 tristatehomepage.com/news/lo…

We're in Singapore for the final stop of the #Fissionary world tour 😔 But turn those frowns upside down because Jordan and Xin Wei break down the unique energy challenges faced by islands—Singapore, specifically. Tune into the season finale 🎧👇 nei.org/news/fissionary-s6e8…

Everyone say hi to OPAL 👋 Australia's only operating reactor supplies half a million life-saving nuclear #medicine doses every year, neutrons for #research, and most of the world's irradiated #silicon used for things like high-speed trains and EVs...🆒👇 youtube.com/watch?v=WXmuuBcm…

From #university deans and world #leaders to law firms and the U.S. #military, everyone's talking nuclear...and it doesn't seem to be slowing down. Take a quick look at what we heard in Q3 🧐👇 nei.org/news/whos-talking-nu…

Subscribe to our weekly #NEO newsletter so the admin doesn't have to make another one of these 🫤🙏 Hitting subscribe is easy. You know what's not easy? Graphic design. Pls, we're begging 👇 lp.nei.org/NEO-Sign-Up.html

Last year, #Taiwan shut down its last remaining #nuclear plant. Next month, the country will host a referendum that could bring it back online. Growing electricity demand and unstable energy prices are behind the shift in public opinion 🔄↙️ abc.net.au/news/2026-10-09/t…

We're exhausted...🤦

Time for a #history lesson! 📚 From #nuclear physicists to cultural representatives, some of our U.S. plants are named after some pretty interesting people.