Advanced Nuclear Technology Act

The Advanced Nuclear Technology Act is an Act of Congress that was signed into law by 46th President of the United States Gordon Cormick. The act allowed for the appropriation of funds allocated by the Office of Management and Budget for more extensive nuclear fusion research following concerns for global warming. The primary concern for global warming came from the oil glut of 2021 that increased oil consumption on CECF participating nations by 44%.

Corey Jacobson, a House of Representatives member representing the 15th congressional district of California, put forth the bill, deciding that nuclear fusion is the key to ending dependency on oil.

The Act was later invoked by 47th President of the United States Brooke A. Connell to start the intergovernmental research organization, the International Nuclear Power Agency in 2030.