nuclear

“And when you look at that, nuclear by far requires the least of all energy sources available to us today. And it's a significant difference in advantage.”

“These are tremendous size of portfolios and financings that really starting to reflect the size of financing in oil and gas or nuclear industries, and attracting some major larger players to come into the space and be able to write these type of check sizes.”

“I just want people to see nuclear, not as some sort of special, unique kind of power, but simply one of the options on the table for balancing longer term Renewable energy. One among others, there are other options. There's geothermal, there's longer term stor…”

“On the cheap side, you can look both at the past, when we have actually built pretty cheap nuclear, and at the rest of the world today, where in some countries, costs have been going down and continuing to get lower and lower.”

“I think we're gonna see that particularly when it comes to customers who are willing to pay a premium for You know, perhaps newer technology that is not yet come very far down the cost curve. And, you know, I, again, I think what we're gonna see it from compan…”

“The amount of load growth that we can handle, within the actual system that we've already paid for is gargantuan. It can easily take us through probably 2034, 20 35, right? Which, by which time we think nuclear will be more cost effective, enhanced geothermal …”

“The focus that these companies have right now is getting data centers online in the next, Two, three, four years, and nuclear is not going to solve that problem.”

“Unlike renewables, where the development cost might be in the tens of millions of dollars at most It's hundreds of millions of dollars for nuclear, and you can't just have a power purchase agreement to make that kind of investment as a developer.”

“I personally think in the long run, nuclear probably ends up looking like gas turbines look today, which is there, you know, in the gas turbine world, there are basically three Three OEMs that control like 70, 75% of the market. It's an oligopoly, essentially.…”

“Our new administration, our Secretary of Energy in particular, Chris Wright is super bullish on geothermal in general. He likes geothermal and nuclear, and those are the two sort of, like, overlapping clean energy things that, that I think he is full-throatedl…”

“The list of clean baseload power generation sources is sadly pretty short, and as far as proven technologies go, sorry, wave power, is really just hydro, nuclear, and geothermal.”

“The type of contracts that have been signed so far are for the most part non-binding subject to milestones.”