The Assembly has voted to approve several measures aimed at making Wisconsin the "Silicon Valley" for nuclear power development, showing support for a burgeoning nuclear fusion industry.

One bill would establish a nuclear summit in Wisconsin and establish funding for the event to be hosted in 2028. The Senate approved the bill in June. Another bill would launch a siting study, run by the Public Service Commission, to find the best location for a nuclear power plant to be erected in the Madison area or other areas of the state. The Senate approved that bill in May. The bills have been sent to the Governor for his signature.