Texas HB3083 mandates an independent study on the effectiveness and feasibility of mini nuclear reactors.
Texas HB3083 requires the Public Utility Commission to grant funds to a qualified nonprofit corporation for a study on mini nuclear reactors. The nonprofit must be based in Texas, have over 75 years of research experience, and focus on innovative science and technology benefiting government, industry, and the public. The study will assess the effectiveness and feasibility of using mini nuclear reactors for power generation in Texas. The commission must submit a report with findings and recommendations by December 1, 2026. The act expires on August 31, 2027.
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