Executive Orders Could Create Security and Proliferation Risks while Delaying Deployment of Nuclear Energy

The Nuclear Threat Initiative·May 20

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Executive orders related to nuclear energy may pose security and proliferation risks, potentially delaying the deployment of nuclear energy. The impact of these orders is being considered in the context of global energy trends and geopolitical developments. The situation is being watched by various experts and organizations, who are weighing the potential implications for the US and other countries.

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