H.R. No. 788 is a resolution recognizing April 10, 2025, as Texas Nuclear Legislative Day at the State Capitol, coinciding with a gathering of employees, advocates, and allies of the nuclear energy industry. The resolution highlights the significance of nuclear power in Texas, which ranks among the state's top four energy sources, alongside natural gas, wind, and coal. With two operational nuclear power plants, Comanche Peak and the South Texas Project, Texas generates over 5,000 megawatts of electricity, powering nearly three million homes and providing employment for approximately 2,200 Texans. The resolution also notes the efforts of the Texas Nuclear Reactor Working Group, established by Governor Greg Abbott, which has dedicated substantial resources to position Texas as a leader in advanced nuclear reactor technology.

The resolution emphasizes the resilience and safety of Texas's existing nuclear facilities, which contribute 10 percent of the energy on the ERCOT grid, particularly during extreme weather conditions. Additionally, Texas is home to significant nuclear-related infrastructure, including the Pantex Plant and several esteemed educational programs focused on nuclear energy. As Texas continues to grow in population and economic output, the nuclear power industry is recognized as a vital resource for meeting the state's energy demands. The resolution extends best wishes to all participants attending the legislative day, promoting awareness and support for the nuclear energy sector in Texas.