An Affordable Advanced Nuclear-Focused Climate Fund
This corporate PR news made zero headlines in the press but we could not be more excited about it. Yet, this unassuming group of executives pursuing their own corporate objectives,
Continue readingIssuance of first-ever voluntary nuclear energy carbon credits
Oliver Stone’s award-winning[1] documentary titled “Nuclear: Time to Look Again” premiered at the Venice Film Festival on September 9, 2022. The film has an important backstory. By 2019, Stone had
Continue readingOliver Stone’s “Nuclear” premiered at Venice Film Festival
The U.S. Department of Energy Announces Up to $10 Million to Study Low-Energy Nuclear Reactions ARPA-E will apply scientific and rigorous approach to a new exploratory topic focused on a
According to a new DOE report, hundreds of coal plant sites could be suitable for conversion from coal to nuclear energy in an economically-viable way. In fact, as much as
Continue readingDOE finds that 80% of US coal plants could be converted to nuclear
Diablo Canyon has been saved—for now! Rather than allowing this clean energy producing power plant to be wastefully decommissioned by those who simply dislike nuclear power, the California legislature, under
Continue readingCelebrating A Nuclear Win and the Village that Created It
California’s legislature, by nearly unanimous votes in both the Assembly and the Senate, agreed with Governor Gavin Newsom, to extend the operating life of Diablo Canyon. This was the result
Continue readingCalifornia Legislators Vote To Save Diablo Canyon
With an August 3rd tweet, filmmaker Oliver Stone announced the premiere of his latest documentary, Nuclear: Time to Look Again, at the Venice Film Festival on September 9th. We are
Continue readingOliver Stone announces a new documentary film on Nuclear
Nucleation Capital participated as a panel presenter, sponsor and attendee of the 24th International Conference on Cold Fusion (ICCF24) held at the Computer History Museum over four days in late
The EU Parliament ruled in a majority vote to keep nuclear energy in the Complementary Delegated Act for the EU’s sustainable Taxonomy. Set to enter into force on January 1,
The Green Party of Finland has voted to add several pro-nuclear points to their party manifesto which include support for existing reactors and SMRs. This is the first green party