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Nuclear Power Summit Board seeks funding for 2028 industry event

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The Nuclear Power Summit Board is assessing options to cover the cost of a planned industry event in Madison, which could reach up to $900,000 under the most expensive estimate. John Miller, WEDC Secretary and CEO, noted that no budget was currently allocated for the summit, and suggested registration fees, sponsorships, and potential state budget funding as avenues for support. The event is envisioned as a two-day conference in 2028.

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The summit is intended to educate attendees, advance nuclear power and fusion energy technology, and showcase the state’s nuclear sector to investors, utilities, and economic development groups. Securing funding is necessary to host the event, which is expected to draw 500 people.

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Who's involved

  • MillerWEDC Secretary and CEO discussing funding options for the summit
  • Tony EversGovernor whose legislation created the Nuclear Power Summit Board

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