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Client:  Major U.S. Utility – Palo Verde Nuclear Plant Partner:  CEIS – Critical Energy Infrastructure Services Industry:  Nuclear Power Generation Year:  2023 Executive Summary Facing prolonged talent shortages in essential engineering roles, a major U.S. utility approached CEIS with a critical staffing challenge at its Palo Verde Nuclear Plant. Leveraging deep industry expertise and a flexible resourcing strategy, CEIS rapidly filled hard-to-source positions, enabling the u

FEBRUARY 16, 2026 | HOUSTON, TX PRESS RELEASE: CEIS | Power  continues to strengthen its support of U.S. commercial nuclear facilities, delivering nuclear-qualified engineering, project execution, and workforce solutions to utilities navigating complex operational, regulatory, and modernization demands. Over the past several months, CEIS | Power has deployed  multidisciplinary engineering teams to operating nuclear stations across the country, with a focus on stabilizing eng

Staffing a power plant is challenging under any circumstances — but nuclear facilities present a uniquely complex workforce equation. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, nuclear utilities employed approximately 41,000 workers in 2023. With new reactors under construction and previously shuttered plants restarting operations, workforce demand is expected to grow steadily. The concern is not job availability — it’s whether the industry can fill these highly specialized

The United States has been a global leader in nuclear power since the industry’s birth in the 1950s. Today, 94 commercial reactors are operating nationwide—and that number is poised to grow. While 13 new plants are in the planning or construction phases, much of the industry’s attention is focused elsewhere: the restart of reactors once thought permanently offline. Five previously shut-down reactors are now being evaluated for restart, a notable development given that the U.S