I’ve been closely watching the energy sector, and one thing that’s caught my eye is the resurgence of nuclear power stocks. With the global push towards clean and sustainable energy, nuclear power is regaining attention as a viable solution to meet our growing energy demands without the carbon footprint. Amidst this backdrop, a company that’s been generating a lot of buzz is Oklo.$Oklo Inc.(OKLO)$  So, is Oklo my pick in this nuclear renaissance? Let me share my thoughts. First off, the renewed interest in nuclear energy isn’t surprising. As nations grapple with climate change, there’s a pressing need for reliable, low-carbon energy sources. Nuclear power offers high energy density and consistent output, unlike

Nuclear interest stocks $NANO Nuclear Energy Inc.(NNE)$ $NuScale Power(SMR)$  This article is written by Shernice, if you like my article please hit the like button.  $Centrus(LEU)$  surged +21.64% to close at $98.59, with an after-hours boost to $99.75, driven by an award wins with the U.S. Department of Energy to expand production of High-Assay Low-Enriched Uranium (HALEU). This nuclear fuel is vital for next-generation nuclear reactors. Investors are likely focused on Centrus' plans to ramp up HALEU production from 0.18 tons in 2024 to 40 tons by 2030, a key fact

Is Nuclear Power the Way to Go to Solve AI’s Hunger for Energy? As artificial intelligence (AI) technology advances, its demand for computational power continues to grow at an exponential rate. This development brings into focus a pressing question: where will the energy come from to support the vast computational needs of advanced AI systems? One answer increasingly being discussed is nuclear power. But is it really the best solution? The Energy Demands of AI AI models, particularly advanced ones like large language models (LLMs) and neural networks, require enormous amounts of energy to train, maintain, and operate. Training a single advanced AI model can consume as much energy as a small city does in several months. The energy costs associated with running data centers, cooling systems,

As someone deeply concerned with the future of energy and the fight against climate change, I have been increasingly drawn to the potential of nuclear power. Recent trends in the market and advancements in technology have convinced me that investing in this sector is not only financially viable but also essential for a sustainable future. The Current Landscape of Nuclear Energy Nuclear energy currently accounts for about 10% of global electricity generation and over 50% of the United States' carbon-free electricity. The reliability and efficiency of nuclear power make it a crucial part of our energy mix, particularly as the world seeks to transition away from fossil fuels. Despite the historical concerns surrounding nuclear energy—chiefly safety and waste management—the reality is that adv

$NuScale Power(SMR)$ I'm a Bull with a breakout from Barcodes Best Buys Bulletin! All the B's for an A++++++++++++++++++++++++++ trade - thank you so much BC! 💚💚💚💚💚 My whole portfolio is STILL green ✅🟢💚 Motley Fool: Shares of NuScale Power (NYSE: SMR), a nuclear energy company that makes small modular reactors (SMRs), were soaring Wednesday on reports that Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) is interested in using that type of reactor to meet the energy needs of its data centers. NuScale surge also seemed to be getting enhanced by a short squeeze, as a significant percentage of the company's stock is sold short. Potentially positive news like this tends to lead to shorts rushing to cover their bets. As a result, the stock rose to a new all-time high in morning t

Will you jump on the wagon of nuclear power stocks? Nuclear power stocks have been gaining momentum recently, driven by growing interest in sustainable and reliable energy sources. Companies like OKLO, SMR, and NNE have shown impressive growth, with OKLO reaching an all-time high this month. Traditional energy providers with nuclear operations, such as Vistra Energy, Constellation Energy, and Talen Energy, have also seen their stock prices soar, increasing by at least 90% over the past year. With demand for clean energy continuing to rise, nuclear power could play a key role in meeting these needs, potentially sustaining the upward trend in 2024. For investors interested in the long-term potential of sustainable energy, nuclear stocks might be a sector worth exploring. However, it’s essent

Google Becomes the Latest Tech Giant to Strike a Nuclear-Power Deal for AI $Alphabet(GOOG)$   is the latest big player in artificial intelligence that will turn to nuclear power as a means of meeting the heavy energy needs of data centers. The company has reached an agreement with Kairos Power that will provide "a path to deploy a U.S. fleet of advanced nuclear-power projects" amounting to 500 megawatts by 2035. Kairos Power plans to develop, construct and run multiple nuclear-reactor plants through purchase-power agreements. The company, which is headquartered in Alameda, Calif., expects its initial deployment in 2030 as it works to power Google data centers. The companies deem this "the first corporate ag

Oklo, NuScale and Centrus Energy Hit New Records as Next-Generation Nuclear Firms Extend Rally Oklo, NuScale and Centrus Energy all hit new intraday records Friday as stocks tied to next-generation nuclear power rallied on recent moves by Microsoft, Amazon and Alphabet to secure nuclear energy for their cloud-computing businesses. $Oklo Inc (OKLO.US)$ rallied as much as 31.2% to a $20.64 record intraday high, while $Centrus Energy (LEU.US)$ rose 17.7% to a $95.37 all-time peak and $NuScale Power (SMR.US)$ added 12.9% to a $20.35 all-time top. $NANO Nuclear Energy Inc.(NNE)$ also gained as much as 22% to a $22.85 session high, although that fell well short of the company's $37.51 record set last summer.  The stock

$Oklo Inc.(OKLO)$ Quickie scalp in OKLO as the ☢️ nuclears all started to go nuclear again. Cheers OKLO. Happy trading ahead, BC 🍀🍀🍀

$Oklo Inc.(OKLO)$  40++

$Oklo Inc.(OKLO)$  Good rally today. Take profit and wait to enter under $20

All in okla. let's go higher