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U.S. DOE Finalizes Roadmap to Accelerate Commercial Fusion

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By Cameron Hughes, Amy C. Roma
| JD Supra
U.S. efforts to commercialize fusion energy are continuing full speed ahead. On June 9, 2026, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) released its finalized Fusion Science & Technology Roadmap, which lays out a national strategy to rapidly commercialize fusion power production. The Roadmap outlines a public-private development and innovation strategy with the goal of bringing fusion power to the grid by the mid-2030s.
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Summer on the Green at ECTC

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By Cameron Hughes
| southwalton.lifemediagrp.com
By Cameron Hughes Summer is teeing up for an unforgettable day on the course as Emerald Coast Theatre Company hosts its first-ever Charity Golf Tournament on Monday, June 29 at Noon at the exclusive Burnt Pine Golf Club in Sandestin.
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NRC Proposes New Framework to Enable High-Volume Microreactor Deployment

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By Cameron Hughes, Amy C. Roma
| JD Supra
For decades, nuclear licensing has been built around a single assumption: reactors are large, site-built, and fundamentally one-off projects. That assumption is embedded in the NRC’s licensing framework, which centers on site-specific review of construction and operation for a single facility. Even newer pathways for small modular and advanced reactors—while more flexible—continue to rely on variations of this same model. Microreactors break that paradigm.
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