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- 1 weeks ago25 min
Everything Is Bullish… So Why Isn’t Uranium Moving?
In this episode of Going Nuclear, Trevor Hall and Justin Huhn unpack the growing disconnect between quiet uranium markets and increasingly bullish fundamentals building beneath the surface. The conversation dives into a wave of global reactor restarts, shifting energy policy toward sovereignty, and why the nuclear narrative has moved beyond decarbonization toward grid stability and security. Justin also outlines how U.S. regulatory reform and fuel cycle constraints could reshape the long-term uranium market, even as prices remain rangebound today. It’s a timely look at why the “de-risking” of nuclear may not be priced in—yet.
- Apr 6, 202652 min
Nuclear in a Box: Sam Gibson on Hadron Energy's Factory-Fabricated Microreactors
Trevor Hall and Justin Huhn kick off this episode of Going Nuclear by analyzing how the ongoing conflict in the Middle East has accelerated a "snowballing" global theme of sovereign energy security. The hosts discuss the current market conditions and the strategic importance of long-term uranium contracting, specifically highlighting India’s recent massive procurement of nearly 50 million pounds. They also examine Germany’s public expressions of regret regarding its shuttered nuclear fleet while noting positive regulatory momentum for life extensions at California's Diablo Canyon. The conversation then shifts to the frontier of nuclear technology with Sam Gibson, CEO of Hadron Energy, who is developing a 10-megawatt micro-reactor small enough to fit in a shipping container. Gibson details how his company leverages 70 years of light water reactor history to create factory-fabricated units that can be transported by semi-truck and are currently leading the way in NRC licensing. He explains that while remote communities and military bases offer vital use cases, data centers are the fastest-moving early adopters currently driving the company's multiple gigawatts of potential demand. Finally, the episode explores Hadron's transition to the public markets through a strategic merger, positioning the company to own and operate the resilient, carbon-free energy infrastructure of the 2030s.
- Mar 12, 20261h 4m
Andrew Weekly on Camouflaged Risk: Why Government Funding Can’t Solve the Uranium Expertise Deficit
In this episode of Going Nuclear, Andrew Weekley of Smith Weekly Research joins the program to discuss the necessity of adaptation and capital preservation amidst heightening global volatility and geopolitical friction. Weekley details his current defensive posture of keeping "one foot out" of the market by maintaining high cash reserves, citing concerns over broad market manipulation and the impending risk of a significant correction. The conversation explores the structural challenges facing the uranium industry, specifically the severe lack of technical expertise and the logistical hurdles likely to delay anticipated greenfield production restarts. Finally, the episode highlights the importance of identifying company-specific value creators and explains why the team remains cautiously optimistic about the long-term outcomes for uranium, gold, and silver despite near-term market "chop".
- Feb 17, 20261h 0m
Blue Energy's Jake Jurewicz on De-Risking New Nuclear Power
Jake Jurewicz, co-founder and CEO of Blue Energy, discusses the innovative approaches his company is taking to address the challenges of nuclear energy development. He emphasizes the importance of financing, prefabrication, and strategic partnerships in making nuclear power more viable and attractive to investors. The discussion also touches on the transition from gas to nuclear, site selection for small modular reactors (SMRs), and the regulatory environment affecting the industry. Jurewicz expresses optimism about the future of nuclear energy and the potential for a renaissance in the sector as demand for clean energy continues to grow.
- Jan 16, 202653 min
The 'Breakneck' Push to Onshore US Nuclear Security
Steffan Szumowski, a 16-year US Nuclear Navy veteran and author of "The Nuclear Review," joins the show to discuss the accelerating momentum of the domestic nuclear industry under the current administration. The conversation covers the Department of Energy's ambitious "breakneck" push to have three new reactors attain criticality by July 4, 2026, supported by new pilot programs for both reactors and fuel. Szumowski explains the strategic effort to onshore the supply chain by awarding $900 million contracts to companies like Centris and Orano to build domestic enrichment capacity and eliminate reliance on Russian supply. The guests explore how the massive power needs of AI data centers are driving "hyperscaler" deals with advanced reactor companies like Oklo and TerraPower, even as debate continues over the future of large-scale AP1000 deployments. Szumowski shares insights from his experience operating submarine reactors and highlights why real engineering progress is the only way to win the race among 126 different small modular reactor designs.Support for this podcast and all of Clear Commodity Network comes from TerraHutton.
- Nov 6, 202522 min
Uranium Market Musings: Spot Remains Strong while Equities Correct
Trevor and Justin discuss the current state of the uranium market, focusing on recent trends, Cameco's quarterly financials, and strategic partnerships in the nuclear sector. They analyze the implications of market corrections, the challenges faced by uranium producers, and the potential for future growth driven by new technologies and government initiatives.
- Oct 6, 20251h 7m
From Order Book to Construction: X-Energy Accelerates TX-1 and Project Delivery
The latest episode of Going Nuclear welcomes Dr. Benjamin Reinke, Vice President of Global Business Development and Deputy Chief Commercial Officer at X-Energy. X-Energy is a leading American nuclear reactor fuel design engineering company focused on developing the Xe-100, a generation four high temperature gas cooled small modular reactor. The Xe-100 is powered by proprietary TRISO-X fuel, engineered to be melt-proof, ensuring safe, clean, and scalable energy for electricity and industrial process heat applications. Reinke explains that the reactor’s high operating temperatures expand its use cases beyond traditional base load power, offering opportunities like providing high-temperature process steam to heavy industry. This capability was first realized through X-Energy’s partnership with Dow Chemical, marking the first industrial sale of nuclear power from a vendor to a global commodity producer. Additionally, X-Energy recently made headlines with its landmark deal with Amazon, which invested heavily in the company and committed to off-take power from a minimum of five gigawatts of Xe-100 reactors by 2039. The company is also pursuing fleet deployment internationally, having partnered with Centrica, the largest UK-owned utility, to target a six gigawatt deployment in the United Kingdom. With these significant commercial successes totaling over 11 gigawatts, Reinke emphasizes that X-Energy’s current focus is now on project delivery, supply chain scaling, and the construction of their first commercial-scale TRISO-x fuel facility.
- Sep 26, 202555 min
Inside the Uranium Market Surge and Holtec's Historic Palisades Restart
In the first half of the show, Trevor and Justin dive into the latest developments in the uranium market. Fresh off a trip to the World Nuclear Association's 50th-anniversary conference in London, Justin shares his key takeaways from the event, which saw record attendance and overwhelmingly positive sentiment from producers, utilities, and banks alike. Both discuss how the market focus has shifted decisively back to uranium after years of concentrating on conversion and enrichment services. They break down the recent surge in the uranium spot price.For the second segment, Trevor and Justin are joined by a special guest, Pat O'Brien, Director of Government Affairs at Holtec. Pat gives an inside look at Holtec's groundbreaking project to restart the Palisades nuclear power plant in Michigan, which is poised to be the first US nuclear plant ever to be brought back online after a permanent shutdown. The restart project is on track to be completed "on time and under budget" thanks to a combination of private funding, $300 million in state grants, and a $1.52 billion loan from the Department of Energy.
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