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Quality Over Quantity
It’s been about a year and a half since The Nuclear Review published its first article.
At first, the publication was a mix of deep dives and stock market commentary focused on companies in the nuclear sector. Slowly, the publication took...
NSN #34 - Public Market Sees Nuclear Expansion as DOE Puts Up $17.5 Billion
The fun never stops in the nuclear corner of the stock market. These past two weeks saw Deep Fission finally start trading as both NuCube and Standard Nuclear announced intentions to join the public space. Lots of other major news to review...
The Second Criticality And The Resurrection Of mPower
The nuclear industry celebrated the second initial criticality of a microreactor under the Department of Energy’s Reactor Pilot Program! Coupled with the dusting off of one of the previously leading SMR designs, BWXT’s mPower, there’s a lon...
NSN #33 - Multiple Nuclear Regulation Wins as the Industry Partners Up
Nuclear Sector Newsletter: Stock returns, earnings, and news
It’s a new week, which means we have a burning desire to change the format of the newsletter, yet again. Instead of something completely new though, we’ve simply decided to copy...
The Reactor is Critical
Veterans of the Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program are no stranger to the phrase, “the reactor is critical.“ Those words are announced during the process of starting up a reactor in preparation for taking one of the fleet’s submarines or airc...
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