Oct 7, 2026 As electricity demand surges, driven in large part by AI data centers, the need for affordable, reliable, and truly clean energy solutions is more urgent than ever. Nuclear energy has increasingly been presented as part of the answer, but important questions remain about its costs, public health and safety risks, waste disposal, and impacts on local communities across the supply chain. MEIC is hosting a panel discussion on nuclear energy at Montana State University on October 7. We will take a closer look at the growing push for nuclear power, including new experimental technologies and recent federal deregulation, as well as the social, environmental, and public health impacts that can get left out of the conversation. Panelists will also discuss clean energy solutions that are available today and how Montana can meet growing electricity demand while protecting communities and ratepayers. Panelists include: Oct 15, 2026 An energy transition is underway, but how is it going, and where are we? Join the NW Energy Coalition in Seattle on October 15 to dig into these questions and explore how regional energy experts, advocates, utility leaders, business representatives, and policymakers from across WA, OR, ID, and MT continue to center community voices in a reliable, affordable and equitable clean energy future. Register here: https://events.humanitix.com/nwec-fall2026-conference Oct 20, 2026 This is a special MEIC event that requires a password.Oct 2026
Nuclear Energy - Bozeman Panel Discussion
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
October 7 at 7 PM, MSU Strand Union Building, Ballroom B (751 W. Grant St., Bozeman)
NW Energy Coalition 2026 Fall Conference
8:00 AM - 7:00 PM
MEIC Special Event
8:00 AM - 5:30 PM
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