| The Nuclear Energy Institute is the
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| | heralding in the start of the nuclear
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| organization that sets policies for the
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| | age.
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| nuclear technology and energy industry
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| | NEI and its nuclear energy enthusiast
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| and takes part in policy making both
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| | members, develop legislative and
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| nationally and globally. The objective of
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| | regulatory policy on nuclear energy
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| the Nuclear Energy Institute is ensuring
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| | issues. NEI is the personification of the
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| formation of policies that use nuclear
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| | voice of the nuclear industry and appears
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| energy safely and beneficially in the
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| | before the United States Congress, before
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| U.S. and worldwide.
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| | agencies of the U.S. executive branch of
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| Founded in 1994, the Nuclear Energy
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| | government, before representatives of
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| Institute was a merging of several
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| | federal regulatory agencies, and before
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| associations, one that had been in
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| | pertinent international organizations.
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| existence for decades. NEI combined the
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| | NEI also gives its members and others
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| resources of the Nuclear Utility
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| | interested in nuclear energy a forum in
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| Management and Resources Council
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| | which they can resolve business and
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| (NUMARC0, which had been tasked with
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| | technical problems and issues for the
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| overseeing nuclear energy technical and
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| | nuclear industry. Another task of NEI is
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| regulatory issues; the U.S. Council for
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| | to inform its members, legislators and
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| Energy Awareness (USCEA), which deals
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| | policymakers, the media and the public in
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| with communications on nuclear energy on
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| | a timely and accurate manner about
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| a grand scale; The American Nuclear
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| | nuclear energy including recent
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| Energy Council (ANEC,) the government
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| | advancements and safety concerns.
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| affairs agency for nuclear energy-related
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| | 250 corporate representatives in 13
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| tasks; and the nuclear department of the
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| | countries belong to the Nuclear Energy
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| Edison Electric Energy Council (EEI),
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| | Institute. Member firms include nuclear
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| whose responsibility it had been to
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| | power plant owners, engineering and
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| oversee handling of nuclear fuel
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| | design companies, fuel supply vendors and
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| management with regards to used energy,
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| | service firms, companies that work in
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| the supply of nuclear fuel and its
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| | nuclear medicine, research and industrial
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| economics.
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| | application, radiopharmaceutical and
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| AIF had been created in 1953, and two
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| | radionuclide business, research
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| years later it was followed by an
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| | laboratories including universities, and
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| international nuclear energy conference
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| | labor unions. NEI programs and activities
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| called "Atoms for Peace. Held in Geneva,
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| | regularly have more than 6000 industry
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| this 1955 gathering was touted as
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| | professional participants.
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