Texas Targets Advanced Nuclear Energy

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'A lot of zeroes': How Texas wants to be a global leader in nuclear power using taxpayer funds

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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is leading the nation in oil and gas production, wind farms and solar farms.

Gov. Abbott : "We will ensure Texas remains a leader in energy and strengthen the Texas grid to meet the demands of our growing state" Texas is experiencing increased strain on its electric grid as it accommodates a growing population, more manufacturing and electrification.

Abbott -formed working group also suggested creating a non-regulatory entity to coordinate the state's nuclear efforts.

Abbott and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick have already said the legislature should appropriate an additional $5 billion to the Texas Energy Fund to incentivize more gas-fired generation.

The next legislative session begins Jan. 14 .

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