Jay Inslee

Well, the best answer to those concerns is experience. And our experience has been wholly positive in that regard. We are building clean energy jobs like crazy in Washington State. I've permitted probably the biggest wind turbine farm in the western United States. I've permitted quite a number of solar farms. We have two of the most advanced battery companies in the world today.

Well, the best answer to those concerns is experience. And our experience has been wholly positive in that regard. We are building clean energy jobs like crazy in Washington State. I've permitted probably the biggest wind turbine farm in the western United States. I've permitted quite a number of solar farms. We have two of the most advanced battery companies in the world today.

Well, the best answer to those concerns is experience. And our experience has been wholly positive in that regard. We are building clean energy jobs like crazy in Washington State. I've permitted probably the biggest wind turbine farm in the western United States. I've permitted quite a number of solar farms. We have two of the most advanced battery companies in the world today.

Well, let's talk about which nukes we're talking about because it's an important distinction. All nukes are not created equal. Number one, I'm very excited about fusion energy. As you know, fusion energy is not fission energy. It has essentially no nuclear waste. It just uses water. It's a limited supply.

Well, let's talk about which nukes we're talking about because it's an important distinction. All nukes are not created equal. Number one, I'm very excited about fusion energy. As you know, fusion energy is not fission energy. It has essentially no nuclear waste. It just uses water. It's a limited supply.

Well, let's talk about which nukes we're talking about because it's an important distinction. All nukes are not created equal. Number one, I'm very excited about fusion energy. As you know, fusion energy is not fission energy. It has essentially no nuclear waste. It just uses water. It's a limited supply.

And one of the first 50 megawatt plants in the world may start construction in Washington state if things go well next year. Now, that's not a guaranteed technology. There's still a lot of work to be done on that, but they're actually starting potentially construction next year. That is an amazing achievement. If fusion pays off, that's like the holy grail. A lot of people have

And one of the first 50 megawatt plants in the world may start construction in Washington state if things go well next year. Now, that's not a guaranteed technology. There's still a lot of work to be done on that, but they're actually starting potentially construction next year. That is an amazing achievement. If fusion pays off, that's like the holy grail. A lot of people have

And one of the first 50 megawatt plants in the world may start construction in Washington state if things go well next year. Now, that's not a guaranteed technology. There's still a lot of work to be done on that, but they're actually starting potentially construction next year. That is an amazing achievement. If fusion pays off, that's like the holy grail. A lot of people have

I have skepticism about it, but I'll tell you there's some really good investors who are investing in this, and I'm glad we're moving forward. On small modular reactors, the question is, can they be built to reduce the amount of risk of any problem at a reasonable price? That's a question that remains to be seen. We did have a proposal here.

I have skepticism about it, but I'll tell you there's some really good investors who are investing in this, and I'm glad we're moving forward. On small modular reactors, the question is, can they be built to reduce the amount of risk of any problem at a reasonable price? That's a question that remains to be seen. We did have a proposal here.

I have skepticism about it, but I'll tell you there's some really good investors who are investing in this, and I'm glad we're moving forward. On small modular reactors, the question is, can they be built to reduce the amount of risk of any problem at a reasonable price? That's a question that remains to be seen. We did have a proposal here.

It fell apart just because of cost, not because of- It doesn't give an open mind on it.

It fell apart just because of cost, not because of- It doesn't give an open mind on it.

It fell apart just because of cost, not because of- It doesn't give an open mind on it.

a place you could take the waste if there's a and if we if if we actually find a waste disposal site of the nation which we do not have yet so there's three things that stand in the way of what we call SMRs for moving forward. But I think we should be open to these potentials of anything that's non-carbon emitting. But coming back to your central question, look, the best argument is success.

a place you could take the waste if there's a and if we if if we actually find a waste disposal site of the nation which we do not have yet so there's three things that stand in the way of what we call SMRs for moving forward. But I think we should be open to these potentials of anything that's non-carbon emitting. But coming back to your central question, look, the best argument is success.

a place you could take the waste if there's a and if we if if we actually find a waste disposal site of the nation which we do not have yet so there's three things that stand in the way of what we call SMRs for moving forward. But I think we should be open to these potentials of anything that's non-carbon emitting. But coming back to your central question, look, the best argument is success.

And that's what we're experiencing here with the clean energy economy. And that's what's so maddening about Trump, because he's trying to kill all of this economic growth for low-cost energy. That's the other thing that I want to point out. This energy is the least expensive. In 90% of America now, solar and wind and advanced battery storage are less expensive than coal.

And that's what we're experiencing here with the clean energy economy. And that's what's so maddening about Trump, because he's trying to kill all of this economic growth for low-cost energy. That's the other thing that I want to point out. This energy is the least expensive. In 90% of America now, solar and wind and advanced battery storage are less expensive than coal.