Nuclear Innovation Alliance

1) published new reports and briefs on: (a) characterizing an emerging market for high-assay, low-enriched uranium production; (b) implications of inflation reduction act tax credits for advanced Nuclear energy; (c) resources for coal repowering with Nuclear energy; (d) additional flexible funding is needed to break dependence on russian Nuclear fuel; (e) advanced Nuclear energy is a key climate solution; (f) Nuclear Innovation Alliance licensing efficiency workshop summary report; (g) improving the effectiveness and efficiency of the advisory committee on reactor safeguards; (h) nia brief: bridging the gap on part 53 rule development; (i) transforming the u.s. department of energy: paving the way to commercialize advanced Nuclear energy; (j) modeling advanced Nuclear energy technologies: gaps and opportunities; and (k) nia discussion draft: nrc reform recommendations; (2) submitted public comments and testified at proceedings: (l) public comment on the eere rfi on transforming industry: strategies for decarbonization; and (m) joint ngo letter to nrc supporting commission policy statement on licensing for new reactors; (n) comment to the oced rfi on demand-side support measures; (o) nia comments on scoping process for triso-x fff; (p) testimony by nia analyst victor ibarra, jr. In Colorado; and (q) joint ngo letter to doe on transparency of the hydrogen hubs program; (3) updated and republished resources on (r) advanced Nuclear energy, private developers, and supply chains in "advanced Nuclear reactor technology: a primer and "advanced Nuclear reactor technology: a company compendium; (s) advanced Nuclear energy guide for state policymakers; opportunities for a coal-to-nuclear transition", and "the role of Nuclear energy in a hydrogen future; (e) advanced Nuclear technology map - north america; (4) continued to convene working group on private investment in advanced Nuclear energy; (5) organized workshop for applicant on advanced reactor licensing best practices and lessons learned; (6) convened workshops for potential advanced Nuclear energy customers; and (7) educated federal, state, and local policymakers on advanced Nuclear energy.