; (2) the world market for the growth of commercial nuclear power was estimated by the Department of Commerce to be valued at up to $740,000,000,000 during the period of calendar years 2018 through 2028; (3) the participation and leadership of the United States in the market described in paragraph (2) will— (A) (i) increase economic activity in the United States through robust nuclear exports, leading to the enhanced economic security of the United States; and (ii) preserve and enhance the ability of the United States to positively influence international nuclear safety, security, and nonproliferation standards through commercial engagement with other nations; but (B) require significant investment in United States-origin advanced nuclear technologies; (4) in order to lead the world in the next generation of commercial nuclear power, the advanced nuclear industry in the United States should be positioned for accelerated growth, which requires public-private partnerships between industry entities and the Federal Government; (5) success in achieving the goals described in this subsection will require a whole-government Federal approach that focuses on the shared needs and individual mission requirements of, at a minimum— (A) the Department of Energy; (B) the National Nuclear Security Administration; and (C) the Nuclear Regulatory Commission; (6) advanced reactors present new challenges and opportunities in reactor design, safeguards, and regulation; (7) the challenges referred to in paragraph (6)— (A) are directly relevant to the missions of— (i) the Office of Nuclear Energy of the Department of Energy; (ii) the National Nuclear Security Administration; and (iii) the Nuclear Regulatory Commission; and (B) require a highly skilled workforce in order to be met