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Governor Cox announced an agreement with the U.S. Department of Energy on July 27 to explore the potential for a Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus in Utah. This initiative aims to strengthen America's energy security and nuclear supply chain.
Key takeaways
An agreement with the U.S. Department of Energy was reached on July 27.
The agreement explores the potential for a Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus in Utah.
The initiative focuses on strengthening the American nuclear supply chain and energy security.
Governor Cox announced on July 27 that an agreement with the U.S. Department of Energy marks a step in a competitive process to explore a potential Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus in Utah.
Cox stated that affordable and abundant nuclear energy is critical to national security and American prosperity.
The agreement involving the U.S. Department of Energy is part of a process to explore the possibility of the innovation campus within the state.
Cox expressed gratitude for the leadership of Secretary Wright and indicated an interest in continuing discussions regarding how Utah can assist in strengthening the nuclear supply chain and energy security for the country.
