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Nolan: Building In-House Construction Teams Beats Hiring General Contractors
“Don't hire a GC and outsource everything. You lose total control. The schedule could be, it's not in your hands anymore. You need to build your own in-house engineer, procure, construct, EPC firm as a team to go run your construction projects because it's one …”
Nolan: Nuclear Engineers Make Up Single Digits of General Matter's Team
“And it turns out the number of the percent of the team that's nuclear engineers is single digits. You don't need, we're not doing a reactor. There's actually no nuclear reactions in our process. We need to make sure that there's no nuclear reactions, but to do…”
Nolan: Peter Thiel joined General Matter's board of directors
“Ultimately joining our board as one of very few boards that he's on was yeah, really appreciate that.”
Nolan: General Matter Aims to Deliver Nuclear Fuel by End of Decade
“We're trying to do this mission that requires us to go as quickly as possible and to deliver before end of decade for both The advanced reactor industry and the existing reactors on the grid”
Nolan: The US suffers from a total lack of uranium enrichment capacity
“And then came across this problem of Enrichment of uranium and the US's total lack of capacity in the space, which essentially forced me to go start General Matter.”
Nolan: US low-enriched uranium market for existing grid reactors is $2B-$2.5B
“And then phase two is go into LEU production, low enriched uranium for the 94 reactors on the grid today and supply them with the fuel that they need, which today in the U S is a two, two and a half billion dollar market.”