Announced vs. Signed Nuclear Capacity for AI
From IRHUB Nuclear Capital Podcast · 4:29
Show by KMKT
As of early November 2026, ~10.8 GW of nuclear sits under signed AI/data-center contracts versus ~40.4 GW in non-binding MOUs—about 3.8 to 1 announced-to-signed. Zach and Emily show why only firm offtakes on existing-fleet uprates form real capital. Hosted by Zach Martin and Emily Martin on IRHUB Nuclear Capital Podcast, from IRHUB on KMKT.
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