by Michael Heumann | May 27, 2025 | Fusion Energy, Regulatory
The State of Fusion Energy Regulations: A Bright Spot for Future Progress! One of the advantages that fusion energy enjoys versus nuclear fission is its significantly simplified regulatory environment. Nuclear fission, due to events like Three Mile Island,...
by Michael Heumann | Feb 10, 2025 | Data Centers, Grid Infrastructure Reliability, Regulatory, Trump 2.0
The Power Grid, AI, Fusion Energy, and DoE’s Chris Wright What do the power grid, artificial intelligence (AI), fusion energy, and Secretary of Energy Chris Wright all have in common? If you are a user of electricity from the public power grid in the U.S.,...
by Michael Heumann | Jan 22, 2025 | Fusion Energy, Grid Infrastructure Reliability, Regulatory, Trump 2.0, U.S.
Trump 2.0: The Senate Energy Committee and Members Senator Mike Lee takes the helm of the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources. Along with winning the Presidency, Republicans also won the Senate, albeit by slim margins (52 Republicans, 45 Democrats, 2...
by Michael Heumann | Jan 15, 2025 | Fusion Energy, Regulatory, Trump 2.0, U.S.
Trump 2.0: Cabinet Highlights for the Energy Sector Nominees for key energy policy positions in the U.S. Federal Government. As President-Elect Donald Trump’s inauguration approaches, his choices for key government posts in the energy sector will...
