Nuclear Energy Growth and Investment Opportunities
In another sign that the momentum is growing to build new nuclear power plants in the United States, Platts will be hosting a conference titled “Nuclear Energy: Opportunities for Growth and Investment” in Washington DC during the period from February 17-19.
In a sign that Atomic Insights is starting to achieve some status as a credible media outlet, Platts has asked us (yes, I do have some assistance now and then) to join them as a media partner for the event. Based on the agenda and the speakers who have accepted invitations, it looks like it will be a worthwhile gathering of people who can encourage the real decision making that needs to happen to enable construction to move forward.
Without investments, there will be no Renaissance, but as people with access to resources and responsibility for money management learn more about the potential financial returns over a very long project life cycle, the potential for growth is almost unlimited. I also hope to meet some new vendors at the conference who are interested in becoming part of the supply chain.
Trying to secure investment income in the long term is the driver in this change in business strategy. I am glad there is direction based on technical background being provided by yourself and others.
“Without investments, there will be no Renaissance, but as people with access to resources and responsibility for money management learn more about the potential financial returns over a very long project life cycle, the potential for growth is almost unlimited.”
With the trillions of dollars that Obamolech has put this country in debt to the Red Chinese, where do you expect to get capitol to build new nukes?
BTW, has Adams Atomic Engines submitted its design to the NRC for formal review? How many years of commercial nuke power experience does its president and CEO have (naval nuke experience is good, but doesn’t count)?