A recent House bill introduced in Michigan is set to provide financial aid in the form of grants and scholarships for postsecondary students interested in careers within the nuclear and hydrogen energy sectors. Spearheaded by Rep. Mike McFall, the legislation is part of a broader initiative to boost Michigan's nuclear and hydrogen industries. The bill aims to facilitate the establishment of advanced nuclear reactors, foster innovation in the nuclear energy field, and introduce a workforce attraction and retention scholarship program. The primary objective of the bill is to attract and retain talent within the state, making Michigan a more appealing location for industry expansion. Educational institutions are encouraged to develop programs that equip students with the necessary skills for these industries. Although current colleges may not meet the qualifying criteria, the bill incentivizes the creation of scholarship programs for students willing to commit to working in nuclear and hydrogen fields post-graduation. With bipartisan support and pending review in the House Energy Committee, the legislation signals a positive step towards advancing the nuclear and hydrogen sectors in Michigan.