This webinar provided information about existing nuclear energy assets in the region and what state policy and regulations exist related to the use and development of nuclear energy. Speakers: […]
Quarterly MID-GRID in-person symposium covering load growth topics that look ahead to how states are preparing from a legislative standpoint and how nuclear energy is increasingly being investigated and studied […]
Nuclear energy installations, whether a large plant or an SMR need to receiving siting from the jurisdiction in which that asset sits. What siting norms are there in the Midwest […]
MGA has been engaging with state government and stakeholders on cross-regional studies. To continue this topic of discussion, this webinar will connect policymakers to challenges with assessing the benefits of […]
With this webinar, the audience will learn about the state of Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) in the Midwest and how this technology and others are advancing nuclear energy in […]
With a patchwork of policies and number policy makers across the Midwest, what is most important for states when considering adding or retaining nuclear assets in their jurisdiction. How does […]
MGA has been engaging with state government and stakeholders on cross-regional studies. To continue this topic of discussion, this webinar will connect policymakers to challenges with assessing the benefits of interregional transmission.
This webinar will address lingering questions about commercial nuclear waste, including: the basics about how it is produced and stored—and in some cases, stranded—at nuclear power plants across the Midwest; […]
In this report from the Union of Concerned Scientists, they analyze the last decade of power outage data in the central United States, alongside media reports and peer-reviewed science, to explore three key questions
Tthe MGA Nuclear Energy Summit takes place February 11–12 in Washington, DC at the Nuclear Energy Institute Headquarters (1201 F St. NW).The two-day summit will bring together state leaders, federal officials, […]
