The Wisconsin State Legislature has introduced Senate Joint Resolution 7, which expresses strong support for nuclear power and fusion energy as essential clean energy sources to meet the state's increasing energy demands. The resolution highlights the importance of a diverse energy portfolio in achieving carbon emission reduction goals and emphasizes the role of nuclear and fusion technologies in expanding Wisconsin's clean energy production. It also notes the economic benefits, including job creation and the potential for technological leadership, as well as the contributions of nuclear energy to national security and public health through advancements in nuclear medicine.

Furthermore, the resolution reaffirms Wisconsin's commitment to the continuation and expansion of nuclear power and fusion energy, following the repeal of the state's nuclear moratorium in 2016. It underscores the state's capacity to support the development of these technologies, leveraging its academic institutions to cultivate a skilled workforce. The resolution reflects a growing public support for nuclear energy, driven by concerns over energy independence and environmental sustainability, and calls for the necessary leadership and resources to facilitate the advancement of nuclear power and fusion energy in Wisconsin.