Reconsidering the U.S. Radiation Protection Framework under Executive Order 14300
This blog post explains that any reconsideration of the U.S. radiation protection framework must keep in mind the goals of reestablishing the United States as the global leader in nuclear energy and maintaining the United States’ reputation as a leader in nuclear safety. Any changes the U.S. makes in its radiation protection framework should be based on the best available scientific information and done through a process that maintains public trust.
Safeguarding Public Trust at the NRC
Washington D.C. On January 7, 2026, NIA’s President and CEO, Judi Greenwald, testified before the House Energy and Commerce Committee, Energy Subcommittee, on what is essential to enable nuclear energy to deliver an affordable, reliable, and clean energy future for the United States. One key priority is safeguarding public trust at the NRC, as elaborated in this blog.
NIA Statement on The Release of Right-Sizing Reactors: Balancing trade-offs between economies of scale and volume,” by Dr. Jessica Lovering.
The following statement may be attributed to Judi Greenwald, President and CEO of the Nuclear Innovation Alliance regarding the release of the new Nuclear Innovation Alliance (NIA) report, “Right-Sizing Reactors: Balancing trade-offs between economies of scale and volume,” by Dr. Jessica Lovering.
Nuclear Innovation Alliance Welcomes CEBA CEO Rich Powell to the NIA Board
The following statement may be attributed to Nuclear Innovation Alliance (NIA) President and CEO Judi Greenwald and NIA Board Chair Todd Allen:
NIA Statement on Ho Nieh being Named the 20th Chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
WASHINGTON D.C. The Nuclear Innovation Alliance (NIA) shared the following statement in response to Ho Nieh being Named the 20th Chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. This statement may be attributed to NIA President and CEO Judi Greenwald:
"As commercialization efforts accelerate, how we deploy and scale nuclear energy must reinforce its credibility. This means safeguarding regulatory integrity, transparency and public trust in the NRC.