The Clean Energy Sleeper That Just Went Nuclear

Wall Street missed it. Washington greenlit it. And now it’s up 187% YTD—with more fuel in the tank.

Let’s cut through the ESG fluff and greenwashing.

There’s a hard truth nobody wants to admit: wind and solar alone won’t cut it. Not for the AI boom. Not for the EV revolution. Not for industrial nations that want to decarbonize without triggering rolling blackouts and angry voters.

Sure, the headlines are full of net-zero pledges, but the grid is cracking. And deep down, every policymaker and energy exec knows it.

The world doesn’t just need more energy. It needs dense, reliable, carbon-free baseload—something that can run 24/7, scale globally, and survive political regime changes.

That’s where the forgotten heavyweight comes back into play.

It’s a technology the West mothballed decades ago. Feared. Misunderstood. Politically radioactive. But under the hood, it was always the most powerful tool we had.

Now, it's been reimagined—smaller, safer, and smarter. Fully approved by U.S. regulators. Quietly moving toward real deployment. And suddenly, in a world desperate for solutions, it's not a backup plan... it's the plan.

The company behind it? Still mostly under the radar. But already up 3x this year, with Wall Street just starting to wake up.

Let’s dive in.