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The U.S. fast-tracks advanced nuclear reactor licensing to boost clean energy and meet demand, aiming for reactors by 2030.
The U.S. Department of Energy and Nuclear Regulatory Commission have fast-tracked licensing for advanced nuclear reactors and fuel facilities through a new agreement, effective October 24, 2025, following a May 2025 executive order.
The move aims to reduce redundant safety reviews, accelerate clean energy deployment, and meet rising demand from data centers and industry.
The initiative supports companies like Oklo, Terrestrial Energy, and Westinghouse, with the Trump administration backing an $80 billion partnership involving equity stakes in Westinghouse.
The plan includes potential government ownership of up to 20% of profits above $17.5 billion and could lead to reactors operational by 2030.
Critics warn of safety risks, regulatory independence concerns, and past cost overruns, while supporters highlight energy security and decarbonization goals.
Estados Unidos acelera las licencias avanzadas de reactores nucleares para impulsar la energía limpia y satisfacer la demanda, con el objetivo de tener reactores para 2030.