Energy demand is rising.

Civilization’s exponential consumption of energy is being accelerated by unstoppable megatrends, all of which require 24/7 firm, carbon-free power.

Data and AI

Data centers require round-the-clock power and are expected to more than triple today’s usage by 2030. A single data center requires equivalent power to a small city.

Electrification

Electric vehicles already make up 1 in 5 of all vehicles sold, and analysts expect there to be more electric than traditional vehicles on the road by 2030.

Manufacturing

As manufacturers return to America, industrial electricity, which already accounts for 25% of all U.S. power, is expected to increase another 60% by 2050.

The Nuclear Company’s fleet-scale approach

The biggest challenge to bringing American nuclear power online is that one-off projects almost always go over budget and take longer than expected.

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Building at scale

The Nuclear Company is committed to fleet-scale nuclear power. This design-once, build-many approach uses a proven design to deliver safe and reliable electricity at the lowest cost. While others are betting on unproven design and engineering, we’re focused on approved and licensed technology already operating in the United States.

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Experienced partners

Individual utilities typically will not assume the risks associated with large nuclear power construction. That’s why we’re building coalitions across communities, regulators, and financial stakeholders, catalyzing the nuclear industry toward rapid development in America and globally. Our consortium of utilities and independent power producers, hyperscalers, nuclear technology suppliers, and private equity help us mitigate risk and make nuclear power an attractive investment.

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On time, on budget

We are developing standardized processes and scheduling so that we can sequence our work to minimize delays. By moving construction expertise from one site to the next immediately, we will improve efficiency.

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