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Utah Gov. Spencer Cox pushes nuclear energy and tax cut for seniors in 2025 budget recommendations.
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said Thursday that there is no alternative to nuclear energy if power demands are to be met while also reducing carbon emissions related to energy production and consumption.
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox speaks to reporters at the William E. Christoffersen Salt Lake Veterans Home on Thursday, Dec. 5, 2024 UNIVERSITY—Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said Thursday that there is no alternative to nuclear energy if power demands are to be met while also reducing carbon emissions related to energy production and consumption.
He said it's not realistic to build enough wind- and solar-generated power capacity, while the technology around nuclear power has only gotten safer, cleaner and more competitive.
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