(Oil & Gas 360) By Greg Barnett, MBA- Why the Next Nuclear Boom May Depend More on Existing Reactors Than New Ones. The narrative surrounding nuclear power in America is usually focused on what comes next: small modular reactors, advanced fuels, microreactors, and the promise of a new generation of nuclear technology. Yet one of the most overlooked investment stories
(Oil Price) – As nuclear energy gains momentum amid energy security concerns and spiking power demand, global annual investment is seriously lagging the spending needed to reach the current capacity expansion goals, the nuclear industry’s main body, the World Nuclear Association, said in a report on Wednesday. A major nuclear revival is underway in Europe and the United States amid efforts to boost
(Investing) – DUBAI – The Trump administration backs a nuclear energy pact with Riyadh allowing Saudi Arabia to enrich uranium and process spent atomic fuel, two sources have said, a move that may worry regional states concerned about weapons proliferation. Here are some of the main issues at play: WHAT HAS HAPPENED SO FAR? Washington and Riyadh have for years been discussing
(By Oil & Gas 360) – This week was a reminder that today’s energy market can change direction in a matter of hours. Escalating military action between the U.S. and Iran briefly sent crude prices sharply higher before economic concerns pulled them back lower. While oil remained volatile, the week’s bigger story centered on the industry’s continued investment in long-term
(Oil Price) – The world’s fleet of nuclear power capacity is expected to surge by 44% over the next decade as China will topple the United States as the biggest nuclear power capacity holder and India will hike its capacity to boost energy security. These are the estimates in a new report by BloombergNEF, which sees total global nuclear capacity at 535 gigawatts
(Oil & Gas 360) – Investors are encouraged to register for EnerCom Denver – The Energy Investment Conference featuring a broad group of public and private energy companies. Sponsorship opportunities are available for companies seeking to increase their market presence DENVER – April 13, 2026 – EnerCom, Inc. (“EnerCom”) today announced that registration is now open for its 31st annual EnerCom Denver
(Oil & Gas 360) – Investors are encouraged to register for EnerCom Denver – The Energy Investment Conference featuring a broad group of public and private energy companies. Sponsorship opportunities are available for companies seeking to increase their market presence DENVER – April 13, 2026 – EnerCom, Inc. (“EnerCom”) today announced that registration is now open for its 31st annual EnerCom Denver
(Oil Price) – Britain has urged some of the world’s biggest powers to adopt clean energy at a faster pace to boost energy security during a time of geopolitical turmoil. The United Kingdom’s Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, appealed to world leaders to accelerate the global green transition during the G7 Foreign Ministers’ meeting, held in France from 26th to 27th March.
(Investing) – WASHINGTON – The U.S. nuclear power regulator voted last week to phase out agency-led security inspections at operating reactors, a move a safety advocate said represents a failure in the government’s responsibility to protect Americans from attacks on the plants. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission voted to phase out “force-on-force” inspection programs, it said on its website on Friday, a
(Oil & Gas 360) by Greg Barnett, MBA – If Part I explained why the U.S. needs SMRs, Part II explains how they will actually get financed, built, and replicated. Nuclear projects do not rise from enthusiasm alone. They rise from capital — and capital only flows when risk is reduced, supply chains are credible, and customers can sign multi‑decade power
(Oil & Gas 360) By Greg Barnett, MBA – America’s power demands are rising at a pace the grid was never designed for, driven largely by data‑center growth, electrification, AI compute, and industrial reshoring. Supply, meanwhile, is struggling to keep up — especially in regions where energy‑hungry infrastructure is racing ahead of generation. In Texas, for example, grid operators warned in
(Oil & Gas) By Greg Barnett, MBA – Small modular reactors have spent years trapped in a paradox: strategically essential, technologically validated, yet financially frozen. That freeze is now breaking. The combination of equity tax transferability, refundability, and long‑dated offtake demand from industrial and AI‑centered loads has transformed SMRs from policy aspirations into financeable assets. For investors and bankers,
