Policy and licensing / Idaho

Idaho Executive Order 2025-06: Advanced Nuclear Energy Task Force

On 22 September 2025 Governor Brad Little signed Executive Order 2025-06 creating the Idaho Advanced Nuclear Energy Task Force. The order tells the task force to advise on nuclear policy, including small modular reactors among other technologies. It does not approve, fund, or license a reactor. The order text signs at the Capitol in Boise; the press sentence says Idaho National Laboratory.

Category
Laws, rules and executive directives
Status
In effect
Instrument
executive order · Idaho Executive Order No. 2025-06 (22 September 2025)
Issued by
Governor of Idaho
Jurisdiction
Idaho
Affects
State programme administration
Effective date
Not recorded
Expiry or completion
None recorded
Operative text
Idaho Governor: Executive Order 2025-06 as posted 22 September 2025 (Governor's page reproducing Executive Order 2025-06)
Last checked · next review
2026-10-04 · 2027-04-15

Legal and geographic scope

Governor's order establishing an advisory Idaho Advanced Nuclear Energy Task Force of no more than 20 members. The task force assesses, recommends and reports. It does not issue a license, site a reactor, appropriate funds, or approve a project. The order names Idaho National Laboratory as a research institution and a possible member seat, not as a particular reactor project. The witness clause places the signature at the Capitol in Boise on 22 September 2025. The same press page's news sentence says the signing was at Idaho National Laboratory.

Not approved or still pending

No statute, commission order, appropriation, or reactor permission is created by this order. The press page says the task force replaces the Leadership in Nuclear Energy Commission; that sentence is not in the order text that follows it. Idaho reactor projects are not linked. The official PDF is a scan; OCR corroborates the title, number, advisory paragraphs and Boise witness clause. Executive Order 2021-02 was opened. Its text continues the Leadership in Nuclear Energy Commission and does not say that the 2025 order rescinds it.

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