The nuclear workforce conversation usually gets framed as a supply problem. Not enough experienced people. Too many retirements. Too much demand from operating plants, license renewals, new builds, SMRs, advanced reactor developers, utilities, EPCs, and regulators all competing for the same talent. Now, that’s all still true. The nuclear workforce shortage is real, but […]
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The nuclear workforce shortage is well-documented at this point. Thirty to forty percent of the industry is approaching retirement age, demand is growing across operating plants, license renewals, new builds, and the SMR pipeline, and the traditional answer has been the same: find someone who already has nuclear experience. But that search is getting […]
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The American Nuclear Society recently highlighted the top states leading nuclear development right now. New plants. Life extensions. Advanced reactor projects. Fuel and supply chain investment. What the article makes clear is that more states than ever are entering the nuclear conversation. But when interest turns into execution, the pressure doesn’t spread evenly. The […]
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Our country is facing an energy crisis, driven in part by heightened consumer demands and AI data center builds. Although there are some concerted efforts to boost energy production (especially nuclear power), there just aren’t enough qualified engineers to take on these projects, forcing many organizations to rethink their approach to nuclear engineering staffing. […]
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