State Representative Joey Andrews is leading an effort to enhance Michigan's nuclear industry through a package of bills set to be voted on in Lansing. The proposed legislation includes measures such as an R&D tax credit for small modular reactor research, the definition of advanced reactors in statute, and grant programs for training the nuclear and hydrogen workforce. Andrews highlights the importance of attracting nuclear energy providers to the state and ensuring a favorable environment for their long-term plans. The bipartisan support for the initiative and a recent committee hearing indicate growing momentum for the legislation. Andrews emphasizes the benefits of nuclear energy for the future and aims to address industry concerns about public opinion fluctuations. The focus on workforce training and incentives for energy workers to relocate to Michigan underscores the state's commitment to becoming a pro-nuclear hub. The upcoming vote on the package of bills signifies a significant step towards boosting economic development and innovation in Michigan's energy sector.