The United States has a number of international nuclear collaborations including efforts in Ukraine as well as South Korea. The United States and Ukraine are collaborating on workforce development. Clean Energy Training Centers have been established to provide regional workforce training. Joint initiatives include curriculum development, educational exchanges, and cooperative agreements supported by the U.S.
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With the market demand signal for new nuclear builds resulting from COP28 nuclear pledges, the global nuclear market is preparing for a significant capacity demand for new nuclear export projects. Currently, Russia dominates the global nuclear export business, and China is expected to follow closely given their rapid domestic capacity expansion and supply chain efforts.
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The Science, Space and Technology Committee in the House has focused heavily on a number of energy and nuclear focused activities to support the US nuclear industry domestically. There are a number of nuclear supportive legislations that have resulted from this committee including the legislation to support the Advanced Reactor Deployment Program (ARDP). The opportunities
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At COP29, the US is looking to engage in negotiations while also looking for pathways to implement the actions agreed to in the negotiations. These negotiations will cover a wide array of topics including deforestation, energy, human rights, and more. Azerbaijan is the host for COP29. Azerbaijan is a fossil fuel nation, and in the
August 19-22, 2024, GABI and the Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute (KAERI) organized a high-level private multilateral workshop among nuclear experts from the US, South Korea, Japan, and Canada to discuss opportunities for international collaboration in exports, innovation, and more.
