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How the Department of Energy and Wall Street are burying construction risk, unlocking $1.6 trillion, and using heavy metal to power the artificial intelligence boom.
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Forget the solar panels on your neighbor’s roof. If you want to understand where the real, unadulterated energy capital is flowing right now, look at the hulking concrete and steel of the American nuclear renaissance. For decades, building a reactor in the United States was considered financial kryptonite, a surefire way to obliterate a utility’s balance sheet with billions in cost overruns and agonizing, decade-long delays. But the script has officially flipped, and the federal government is teaming up with institutional capital to ensure those historical failures are never repeated. The U.S.
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