~ Idaho Leads the Way in America's Nuclear Renaissance

Governor Brad Little of Idaho has announced a major milestone in the nation's energy history. For the first time in over 50 years, new reactors have successfully started at Idaho National Laboratory (INL), solidifying Idaho's role as a leader in nuclear innovation.

The achievement is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the scientists, engineers, technicians, and skilled tradespeople at INL who are turning big ideas into reality. Governor Little expressed his gratitude to President Donald Trump for making American energy leadership a national priority and challenging the nation to move faster in developing advanced nuclear technology.

The success at INL is not just about research, but also about ensuring America has reliable and affordable energy for generations to come. With growing demand for electricity from various sectors such as manufacturing, data centers, military installations, and communities, advanced nuclear energy will play a crucial role in meeting this challenge.

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Idaho is uniquely positioned to lead in this field with INL at the forefront of nuclear innovation for almost eight decades. The laboratory has played a significant role in launching America's commercial nuclear industry and supporting the U.S. Navy's nuclear fleet. Today, it continues to solve some of the nation's most pressing energy and national security challenges.

Companies from across the country are choosing to develop and test advanced reactor technologies at INL due to its talented workforce, extensive experience, and world-class facilities. This not only brings more opportunities for Idaho families but also means high-paying jobs, new investments, and a stronger economy. It also helps retain bright students and skilled workers within the state while attracting the next generation of innovators.

Governor Little also highlighted Idaho's commitment to creating an environment where innovation can thrive without compromising safety or environmental stewardship. This commitment combined with strong partnerships with the federal government and private industry has made Idaho the nation's leader in advanced nuclear energy.

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To ensure that Idaho remains at the forefront of this rapidly growing industry, Governor Little established Idaho's Advanced Nuclear Reactor Task Force. He also acknowledged the support of Idahoans, the congressional delegation, state leaders, and generations of workers at INL for making this success possible.

The momentum seen today is just the beginning as more advanced reactor projects are on the horizon, and more companies are investing in Idaho. Governor Little believes that the best is yet to come for Idaho and its role in America's nuclear renaissance.

In conclusion, Governor Little expressed his pride in what is happening at INL and how it will strengthen the economy, bolster national security, and secure America's energy future. He stated that as it has done many times before, Idaho is leading the way in this new era of nuclear innovation.

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