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The Three Mile Island nuclear site is being considered for redevelopment to power AI data centers due to high energy demand.
Microsoft's vast power needs for AI are a key driver behind the renewed interest in nuclear energy.
After being flat for approximately 20 years, power demand in the U.S. is now projected to rise significantly through 2030 and 2035.
The U.S. equity market has reached a historical high in concentration, with seven stocks accounting for one-third of its total valuation.
T1 Energy expects to start production of "Made in America" solar cells at its new plant in Austin by the end of the current year.
Renewable energy sources are expected to account for over 90% of U.S. utility-scale capacity additions in 2026.
Battery cell prices have collapsed from $150 per kilowatt-hour to below $50 per kilowatt-hour, driven by a massive increase in supply from Asia and China.
For the first time in 10-15 years, some Business Development Companies (BDCs) are reporting negative quarterly Returns on Equity (ROE).
The negative ROE in some BDCs is caused by mark-to-market writedowns on their software loan portfolios, which have exceeded their quarterly investment income.
According to a study, individuals exposed to the 1979 Three Mile Island accident received a radiation dose significantly less than that of a chest X-ray.
The 1979 accident at Three Mile Island led to heightened oversight and new safety policies that significantly slowed down the U.S. nuclear industry.
Until approximately 2022, U.S. nuclear power plants were shutting down because they were more expensive to operate than sources like natural gas, wind, and solar.