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\title[Wyoming Nuclear Industry]{Economic Impacts of the Nuclear Industry in Wyoming}
\author{Alexander Gebben}
\date{July \(\text{30}^{th}\),2026}

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\begin{frame}{Center for Business \& Economic Analysis}

Provide applied economic insight to support decision-making across Wyoming. The CBEA serves as a resource for policymakers, communities, and businesses, producing accessible, nonpartisan research on the state’s most pressing issues.
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			\item Corporate, government, and academic 
			\item Association for University Business and Economic Research (AUBER)
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	    \textbf{Past Work}
     		\begin{itemize}
			\item Over 65 projects
			\item Nuclear sector analysis 
			\item IMPLAN, REMI, and econometrics
			\item Energy and policy analysis 
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\section{Background}
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\begin{frame}{About Wyoming}
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\onslide<1->\item{Least populated state}
	\onslide<2->\item{Energy economy}
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			\onslide<3->\item Most coal
			\onslide<4->\item Oil and gas
			\onslide<5->\item Wind
			\onslide<6->\item Data centers
		\end{enumerate}
	\onslide<7->\item Yellowstone and tourism
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\begin{frame}[c]{United States Coal Production 2001-2024}
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\begin{frame}{Is Nuclear Energy the Solution?}
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		\onslide<1->	\item Fits Wyoming's energy specialization 
		\onslide<2->	\item Uranium mining
		\onslide<3->	\item Manufacturing 
		\onslide<4->	\item Similar economics as coal
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		\includegraphics[width=\textwidth]{TerraPower}
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\begin{frame}{Center for Energy Regulation and Policy Analysis (CERPA)}
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		\href{https://www.uwyo.edu/ser/_files/docs/research/publications/cerpa-nuclear3-paper.pdf}{\includegraphics[width=\textwidth]{cerpa-publications-nuclear3.png}}
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	        Mining 
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		\href{https://www.uwyo.edu/ser/_files/docs/research/publications/cerpa-nuclear1-paper.pdf}{\includegraphics[width=\textwidth]{cerpa-publications-nuclear1.png}}
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		Enrichment
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	\href{https://www.uwyo.edu/ser/_files/docs/research/publications/cerpa-nuclear2-paper.pdf}{\includegraphics[width=\textwidth]{cerpa-publications-nuclear2.png}}
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	Components	
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		\href{https://www.uwyo.edu/ser/_files/docs/research/publications/cerpa-nuclear4-paper.pdf}{\includegraphics[width=\textwidth]{cerpa-publications-nuclear4.png}}
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		Direct heat	
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		\href{https://www.uwyo.edu/ser/_files/docs/research/publications/cerpa-nuclear6-paper.pdf}{\includegraphics[width=\textwidth]{cerpa-publications-nuclear6.png}}
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		\only<1>{Electricity}
		\only<2->{\textbf{Electricity}}
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	  	SNF storage	
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	\onslide<2->\item{Identify challenges to acquire nuclear sectors in Wyoming}
	\onslide<3->\item{Make reports comparable across the supply chain}
	\onslide<4->\item{Economic benefits}
	\onslide<5->\item{Costs}
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	\item{Identify challenges to acquire nuclear sectors in Wyoming}
	\item{Make reports comparable across the supply chain}
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\section{Economic impact model}
\begin{frame}{Economic Impact Advantages}
Input output model challenges
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	\onslide<1->\item<1->{Standard method across multiple firms}
	\onslide<2->\item<2->{Includes second order effects}
	\onslide<3->\item<3->{Feasible benefits estimates}
	\onslide<4->\item<4->{Environmental costs included}
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%			\item<1->{Unique industry (no state data)}
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\section{Wyoming Nuclear Electricity Model}
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Electricity and Reactors
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\begin{frame}{Reactor Economic Modeling}
\onslide<1->How many reactors in Wyoming? (low, medium, high)

\onslide<2->How should spending categories be modeled?

\onslide<3->What will be the local rate of purchases and employment?
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			\item Uncertain growth
			\item Regional variation
			\item Developing technology
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		\textbf{Modeling Advantages}
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			\item Existing reactor plans 
			\item Some historic data 
			\item Available forecasts 
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\begin{frame}{Total Wyoming Reactor Potential}
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			\onslide<1->\item Meta analysis of growth rates
			\onslide<2->\item Probability of adding a reactor in any year
			\onslide<3->\item Probability of Wyoming receiving any of the US reactor 
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\begin{frame}{IAEA Nuclear Capacity Forecast of North America}
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\begin{frame}{EIA AEO Nuclear Capacity Forecast of United States}
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\begin{frame}{EIA AEO Nuclear Additions by Period}
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\section{Input Output of a Reactor}
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	\textbf{Benchmark reactor model applies NRC reported numbers}
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			\onslide<2->\item Construction employment levels
			\onslide<3->\item Probability increases with time
			\onslide<4->\item Operating employment levels 
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				\onslide<5->\item Apply national I-O of nuclear operations to Wyoming
				\onslide<6->\item Utilized available salary estimates 
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		\onslide<7->\item Ratio of profits spent in the state adjusted
		\onslide<8->\item Manual calculation of taxes when possible
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\begin{frame}{Single Reactor Employment Results}
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\begin{frame}{Single Reactor Tax Model}
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		\onslide<2->\item Direct taxes calculated 
			\onslide<3->\item Induced taxes from I-O model 
			\onslide<4->\item Is your reactor state funded? No taxes, but all local spending
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\section{Time Considerations}
\begin{frame}{Accounting for Time with Single Reactor}
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\begin{frame}{Accounting for Time with Multiple Reactors}
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\section{Model Results}
\begin{frame}{Results}
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\begin{frame}{Considering Downstream Effects}
	The I-O model applies existing regional production. That may not always apply to nuclear sectors.
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		\onslide<1>{\item Uranium}
		\onslide<2>{\item Fuel fabrication}
		\onslide<3>{\item Components}
		\onslide<4>{\item Spent fuel }
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	\only<1>{\includegraphics[width=\textwidth]{Smith-Ranch-Highland}}

\only<2>{	\includegraphics[width=0.75\textwidth]{Gillet}
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		\huge Conclusion 
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\normalsize For more information contact: 
\href{mailto:agebben@uwyo.edu}{agebben@uwyo.edu}
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