Tennessee has become the first US state with its own regulatory framework for nuclear fusion machines.

Denison Mines - alongside Indigenous and local community partners - has marked the start of site preparation and early works construction at the Phoenix In-Situ Recovery uranium mine in Saskatchewan with a ceremonial groundbreaking ceremony.

Swedish nuclear technical services provider Studsvik has submitted an application to the Swedish government for state support for up to 1,400 MW of new nuclear power, featuring small modular reactors, in the southern part of the country.
 

A joint report by Core Power, Maersk, Lloyd's Register and the Port of Rotterdam aims to "support a wider community of ports, regulators, shipowners, technology developers in understanding the steps required to move nuclear ship port calls from conceptual acceptance to operational readiness".
 

The US Department of Energy's approval of the Preliminary Documented Safety Analysis is a major step on the authorisation pathway for Oklo's Aurora powerhouse which is to be built at Idaho National Laboratory.

Lloyd's Register has granted approval in principle for the conceptual design of a car carrier equipped with a molten salt reactor. Meanwhile, the American Bureau of Shipping has issued approval in principle for the integration of a nuclear reactor into a cargo vessel propulsion system.
 

An initial siting study commissioned by the Province of Overijssel and carried out by Tractebel has identified potential locations for small modular reactors. The study is aimed at informing the province's future energy mix options.