Investors who have a little bit of extra money to put down need to be thinking about nuclear energy. It’s growing rapidly. The Department of Energy will begin deploying small modular reactors at certain locations by 2027.
Four executive orders were just signed that will quadruple the U.S.’s nuclear energy output by 2050.
The Pentagon is required to have one nuclear reactor on a base by 2028.
And red-tape is being cut — three new civilian reactors are expected to be online by July 2026.
The writing is on the wall: Getting in on nuclear energy now could be HUGE for people’s portfolios.
The best part is, there are only a few companies positioned to profit from the nuclear renaissance.
The first company is the only one that’s approved to build a special type of nuclear reactor called a small modular reactor.
The second company is busy building next-gen reactors that are portable and can be used in planes and spaceships.
The third company is the only vertically-integrated stock in the nuclear space. It combines fuel production with reactors with direct to consumer energy sales to build a completely integrated supply chain.
We’ve put together all the details on these three companies in a special free report. All you have to do is enter your info below and we’ll send it to you.
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