.Secretary Chris Wright: “It's been decades since we've built any meaningful nuclear capacity in this country... But President Trump is committed to getting this nuclear renaissance - that’s been talked about for years – going…We're going to see some plant restarts. We're going to see increased investment. We will... see a small modular reactor hopefully running and definitely several under construction during President Trump's term in office.”show more

The push for nuclear energy is long overdue, and this administration’s focus on cutting red tape and accelerating projects like small modular reactors is a stark contrast to the stagnation of prior leadership. The International Nuclear Energy Financing Act of 2025 (H.R. 1474) proves the commitment isn’t just talk—it’s policy. This bill strategically counters China and Russia’s global nuclear dominance by redirecting international financial tools to support U.S.-aligned energy projects. Reviving domestic nuclear capacity isn’t just about energy independence; it’s about dismantling reliance on foreign adversaries who’ve exploited weak policies for decades. The previous administration’s failure to prioritize nuclear left us trailing, but now we’re leveraging American innovation to reclaim leadership. Every reactor restarted or built weakens hostile regimes’ grip on global energy markets—exactly the kind of decisive action taxpayers deserve after years of bureaucratic paralysis.

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@SecretaryWright I've been telling folks this was happening. Our nuclear related parts are flying off the shelves and presses are running for new orders. Let the restarts begin.

@SecretaryWright The people have known this for years but the government has been controlled and continues to be controlled by special interest groups. Get the 94 reactors update and the one in Wiscasett Maine up and running, aka, Maine Yankee.

Imagine a self-powered data center that harnesses hydrogen from the air, along with solar and wind energy. This isn’t just a data center; it’s a powerhouse that fuels AI with net positive energy, contributing more to the grid. This breakthrough approach ensures that our AI advancements are sustainable, not a drain on our resources. With this technology, we’re not just running data centers—we’re powering a future. $FCCN Contact @BrehmSean0525 for more details.

@WhiteHouse @SecretaryWright We need to force Massachusetts to build the next nuclear plant for the New England grid. They are the only state on our grid using more electricity than they produce and they want more AI data centers. They use 2x as much as they produce and Connecticut already has Millstone.

@SecretaryWright Rebuild an AP1000 at Seabrook Unit 2 and a new multi unit station at the southern end of the Connecticut river in NH! @RepKeithAmmon

@WhiteHouse @SecretaryWright Nuclear is the way.

@WhiteHouse @SecretaryWright I totally agree. We have small scale nuclear plants that are safely run. It can solve our energy problems without pollution and fill in the gap that solar can't. It's time.

@SecretaryWright common sense - thats all that is needed thank you

We MUST build Nuclear ☢️ plants! 1. AI Will Demand Massive, Continuous Energy The AI boom will require enormous computing power, especially from data centers running large language models, generative AI, and autonomous systems. These facilities: •Run 24/7 at full load •Consume gigawatts of electricity •Need stable, carbon-free baseload power—something only nuclear (not solar or wind) can reliably deliver without intermittency. ⸻ 2. Decarbonization + AI Expansion = Energy Squeeze As America pushes for clean energy goals, we’re simultaneously doubling or tripling electricity demand thanks to AI, electric vehicles, and smart cities. •Nuclear offers zero-emission power at scale, unlike fossil fuels. •Without it, we risk falling back on coal or gas—slowing climate progress while feeding AI’s hunger for power. ⸻ 3. Energy Security is National Security AI will become critical to defense, intelligence, and infrastructure. If the U.S. can’t guarantee clean, reliable energy to power AI systems: •We become vulnerable to foreign energy markets or grid failures. •Nuclear provides domestic, secure power for critical AI systems. ⸻ 4. Advanced Nuclear is the Future of Tech Infrastructure New designs like small modular reactors (SMRs) and microreactors offer: •Faster deployment •Lower cost •Integration into data centers, AI campuses, or smart grids AI + nuclear = a high-tech, future-ready energy backbone. ⸻ 5. Economic Growth & Global Leadership The AI Renaissance is America’s next big industrial revolution. To lead it: •We must invest in future-proof infrastructure •Building nuclear plants creates high-paying STEM jobs, advances engineering innovation, and ensures the U.S. is not left behind in the AI + clean energy race. ONLY TRUMP can get it done.