That means unleashing all the shovel-ready projects waiting for approval (most of which happen to be zero-carbon), making it easier to build both generation and transmission, and doubling down on the 45E/Y/X energy and manufacturing tax credits helping make it all possible.

Chris and I argue that to keep our AI sprint on track — especially with the PRC now nipping at our heels — we need to embrace that "all of the above" strategy everyone professes to support.

While gas and nuclear will be key components of our future energy mix, these timelines simply won't do for the sprint to superintelligence that industry and the administration see as a national security imperative.

This is coming at a critical moment as natural gas supply chains seem to be hitting multiyear snarls, and both traditional nuclear and SMR construction delays are stretching into the 2030s.

I appreciated the opportunity to be on!

Good news -- more has arrived!
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