Customer Story Mitigating the environmental fallout of a nuclear era With the effects of global climate change growing increasingly tangible every day, the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and develop better mechanisms for renewable and low-carbon energies on a broad scale has become quite urgent indeed. In Europe, the government of France is leading the way with its Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA). This 16,000-person research juggernaut, which in March 2017 was rated by Reuters as Europe’s most innovative public research institution (and No. 2 in the world), is the institutional embodi- ment of “putting your money where your mouth is.” Public institutions play a crucial role in expanding the bounds of nuclear science and technology “There are

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