The nuclear energy industry is poised for a bright future beyond 2025, supported by a range of factors. Recent developments suggest a positive forecast, with political support from both major parties and technical advancements driving growth. Key points include the expansion of the Price-Anderson Act to broaden private party coverage for nuclear accidents, market growth driven by small modular reactors and increased demand from various sectors, and exploration of nuclear-powered hydrogen production. Global agreements aim to triple nuclear capacity by 2050, with commitments from large tech companies and financial institutions. Noteworthy investments and pledges, including the World Bank's potential reversal of its policy against nuclear projects, indicate a shift towards supporting nuclear energy. The Trump administration's advocacy for nuclear power is evident through executive orders and public support for increasing capacity. Looking back at 2024, significant milestones were achieved, such as new reactor launches in Georgia and plans for restarting and recommissioning plants like Palisades and Three Mile Island.