NUCLEAR INNOVATION ALLIANCE C/O BRENNAN & FOURNIER INC

1) PUBLISHED NEW REPORTS AND BRIEFS ON: (A) CHARACTERIZING AN EMERGING MARKET FOR HIGH-ASSAY, LOW-ENRICHED URANIUM PRODUCTION; (B) IMPLICATIONS OF INFLATION REDUCTION ACT TAX CREDITS FOR ADVANCED NUCLEAR ENERGY; (C) RESOURCES FOR COAL REPOWERING WITH NUCLEAR ENERGY; (D) ADDITIONAL FLEXIBLE FUNDING IS NEEDED TO BREAK DEPENDENCE ON RUSSIAN NUCLEAR FUEL; (E) ADVANCED NUCLEAR ENERGY IS A KEY CLIMATE SOLUTION; (F) NUCLEAR INNOVATION ALLIANCE LICENSING EFFICIENCY WORKSHOP SUMMARY REPORT; (G) IMPROVING THE EFFECTIVENESS AND EFFICIENCY OF THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON REACTOR SAFEGUARDS; (H) NIA BRIEF: BRIDGING THE GAP ON PART 53 RULE DEVELOPMENT; (I) TRANSFORMING THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY: PAVING THE WAY TO COMMERCIALIZE ADVANCED NUCLEAR ENERGY; (J) MODELING ADVANCED NUCLEAR ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES: GAPS AND OPPORTUNITIES; AND (K) NIA DISCUSSION DRAFT: NRC REFORM RECOMMENDATIONS; (2) SUBMITTED PUBLIC COMMENTS AND TESTIFIED AT PROCEEDINGS: (L) PUBLIC COMMENT ON THE EERE RFI ON TRANSFORMING INDUSTRY: STRATEGIES FOR DECARBONIZATION; AND (M) JOINT NGO LETTER TO NRC SUPPORTING COMMISSION POLICY STATEMENT ON LICENSING FOR NEW REACTORS; (N) COMMENT TO THE OCED RFI ON DEMAND-SIDE SUPPORT MEASURES; (O) NIA COMMENTS ON SCOPING PROCESS FOR TRISO-X FFF; (P) TESTIMONY BY NIA ANALYST VICTOR IBARRA, JR. IN COLORADO; AND (Q) JOINT NGO LETTER TO DOE ON TRANSPARENCY OF THE HYDROGEN HUBS PROGRAM; (3) UPDATED AND REPUBLISHED RESOURCES ON (R) ADVANCED NUCLEAR ENERGY, PRIVATE DEVELOPERS, AND SUPPLY CHAINS IN "ADVANCED NUCLEAR REACTOR TECHNOLOGY: A PRIMER AND "ADVANCED NUCLEAR REACTOR TECHNOLOGY: A COMPANY COMPENDIUM; (S) ADVANCED NUCLEAR ENERGY GUIDE FOR STATE POLICYMAKERS; OPPORTUNITIES FOR A COAL-TO-NUCLEAR TRANSITION", AND "THE ROLE OF NUCLEAR ENERGY IN A HYDROGEN FUTURE; (E) ADVANCED NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY MAP - NORTH AMERICA; (4) CONTINUED TO CONVENE WORKING GROUP ON PRIVATE INVESTMENT IN ADVANCED NUCLEAR ENERGY; (5) ORGANIZED WORKSHOP FOR APPLICANT ON ADVANCED REACTOR LICENSING BEST PRACTICES AND LESSONS LEARNED; (6) CONVENED WORKSHOPS FOR POTENTIAL ADVANCED NUCLEAR ENERGY CUSTOMERS; AND (7) EDUCATED FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL POLICYMAKERS ON ADVANCED NUCLEAR ENERGY.