Gov. McMaster Welcomes The Nuclear Company Engineering/Construction Office to South Carolina

The Nuclear Company completes Series A funding to support fleet-scale nuclear deployment.

U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Leader Joins The Nuclear Company as VP of Regulatory Affairs

Laura Dudes brings 30 years of NRC experience and key oversight of new nuclear.

The Nuclear Company Hiring First Cohort of New Engineering Graduates for Fleet-Scale Nuclear Deployment

Company seeking 2025 graduating engineers from U.S. universities in multiple disciplines

Jason Thompson Joins The Nuclear Company as President and Chief Financial Officer

Thompson has raised more than $10 billion across private, public markets.

The Nuclear Company Issues Solicitation of Interest to Contractors for 6 GW of New Nuclear Power

Company seeking to modernize nuclear construction using digital technologies.

The Nuclear Company Adds More Construction Expertise for Fleet-Scale Nuclear Power Plants

Two key hires bring more than 65 years of experience in large-scale nuclear projects.

U.S. Women in Nuclear Veteran to Lead Regulatory Affairs for The Nuclear Company

Jhansi Kandasamy joins from Idaho National Laboratory to focus on public-private partnerships.

The Nuclear Company Announces Key Hires for Engineering and Construction Team

Leaders bring nearly 100 years of experience in large-scale energy projects.

Former Southern Nuclear Chair and CEO to Chair The Nuclear Company’s Fleet-Scale Working Group

Stephen Kuczynski led the construction of Vogtle units 3 and 4, the first two U.S. nuclear reactors built in 30+ years.

The Nuclear Company Hires 30-Year Industry Veteran as Chief Nuclear Officer

Joe Klecha’s experience includes $35+ billion in large-scale nuclear projects built by more than 11,000 people.

The Nuclear Company Announces Plans to Develop Fleet-Scale Nuclear Power in the U.S.

The company’s unique approach will help America meet surging energy demand with clean reliable power.

America's Surging Energy Demand

Energy demand is accelerating as baseload power is going offline.

An Issue of National Security

China is estimated to reach 200 gigawatts, double that of the United States’ current nuclear capacity, within 15 years.