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  1. Executive orders allow small nuclear reactors to operate with streamlined licensing, impacting a factory located in El Segundo, California.

Executive orders have streamlined the construction and licensing processes for Small Modular Reactors (SMRs), attracting financial interest from major institutions like Citigroup.

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Executive orders have streamlined the construction and licensing processes for Small Modular Reactors (SMRs), attracting financial interest from major institutions like Citigroup.

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  1. Citigroup issued a cautious market rating and price target regarding SMR technology, noting its importance for future business growth.Sub-event
  2. SMR construction streamlined via executive orders, attracting financial backing from Citigroup.1 source

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