CALLAWAY COUNTY, Mo. – Missouri’s only nuclear power facility is still undergoing restoration efforts following an incident with the plant’s water system last week. A spokesperson for Ameren, who operates the facility, said Monday that crews were still working to get the plant back up and running.

With federal jumpstart and more potential private investment, dormant energy sector eyes restart and expansion, with even abandoned VC Summer reactorfinish eyed.

NextEra Energy’s proposed reopening of the Duane Arnold nuclear plant in eastern Iowa is drawing mixed reactions. Local leaders laud the potential economic boost associated with the development, while environmentalists and some residents warn of concerns related to nuclear waste storage and water supply.

Citizens are concerned about incidents and radiation releases that could come with an operational nuclear plant, the lawsuit says.

Western politicians and tech companies are pushing a "nuclear renaissance" to deliver power for artificial intelligence and data centers.

The Department of Energy will lend most of its loans for nuclear power plant projects, its secretary reportedly said Monday.

NextEra Energy moved one step closer to restarting the Duane Arnold Nuclear Power Plant after meeting with the Iowa Utilities Commission Wednesday evening.

On November 11, the House members of the Joint Committee on Telecommunications, Utilities and Energy voted to advance a new draft of a bill

Gov. Spencer Cox and city leaders announced that two companies will be working together to build a nuclear power plant. “My initial, initial thought was: 'Brigham City? Like, of all the places?'”