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2026.01.06 | Nuclear Fuel & Grid Attacks: Who Pays for America’s Energy?

from Current Events - The Electric Utility Today · host Edmundo Rodriguez

Your electric bill is at the center of a monumental collision between billion-dollar energy investments and the growing threat of low-tech grid security breaches. We unpack the Department of Energy’s $2.7 billion strategy to secure domestic nuclear fuel and eliminate reliance on Russian exports. You will discover why lawmakers are fighting over whether AI data centers or residential ratepayers should pay for massive infrastructure upgrades in the face of "climate debt". Gain a clear understanding of the financial and physical risks facing the modern power grid as it undergoes a radical, high-stakes transformation.

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