; table of contents. Sec. 2. Definitions. TITLE I—American Nuclear Leadership Sec. 101. International nuclear reactor export and innovation activities. Sec. 102. Denial of certain domestic licenses for national security purposes. Sec. 103. Export license requirements. Sec. 104. Coordinated international engagement. TITLE II—Developing and deploying new nuclear technologies Sec. 201. Fees for advanced nuclear reactor application review. Sec. 202. Advanced nuclear reactor prizes. Sec. 203. Report on unique licensing considerations relating to the use of nuclear energy for nonelectric applications. Sec. 204. Enabling preparations for the demonstration of advanced nuclear reactors on Department of Energy sites or critical national security infrastructure sites. Sec. 205. Clarification on fusion regulation. Sec. 206. Regulatory issues for nuclear facilities at brownfield sites. Sec. 207. Appalachian Regional Commission nuclear energy development. TITLE III—Preserving existing nuclear energy generation Sec. 301. Investment by allies. Sec. 302. Extension of the Price-Anderson Act. TITLE IV—Nuclear fuel cycle, supply chain, infrastructure, and workforce Sec. 401. Report on advanced methods of manufacturing and construction for nuclear energy applications. Sec. 402. Nuclear energy traineeship. Sec. 403. Report on Commission readiness and capacity to license additional conversion and enrichment capacity to reduce reliance on uranium from Russia. Sec. 404. Annual report on the spent nuclear fuel and high-level radioactive waste inventory in the United States. Sec. 405. Authorization of appropriations for superfund actions at abandoned mining sites on Tribal land. Sec. 406. Development, qualification, and licensing of advanced nuclear fuel concepts. TITLE V—Improving Commission efficiency Sec. 501. Commission workforce. Sec. 502. Commission corporate support funding. Sec. 503. Performance and reporting update. TITLE VI—Miscellaneous Sec. 601. Nuclear closure communities. Sec. 602. Technical correction. Sec. 603. Report on