Is Nuclear Power Europe’s Only Chance of Survival?
Written by Jeff SiegelPosted September 8, 2022This winter is going to be a glimpse of what life is going to be like as Europe rapidly transitions away from Russian energy reliance and toward nuclear...
The U.S. Is Suffering From “China Syndrome”
Written by Luke SweeneyPosted August 17, 2022Today, China Syndrome has evolved into the fear of a practically nonexistent threat. To put it bluntly, it’s time for the world to get over it.
“The Mouse” Could Go Nuclear Tomorrow
Written by Luke SweeneyPosted June 27, 2022A nuclear reactor at Disney World only sounds far-fetched until it isn't. If the top minds at Disney calculated that it was the best and cheapest option for power, analyst Luke Sweeney firmly believes they would follow through.
The “Fallout” From Three Mile Island Is Still Spreading
Written by Luke SweeneyPosted May 9, 2022America’s worst nuclear accident on record occurred on March 28, 1979. It birthed the long-standing public fear of nuclear energy that still lingers today.
Future Fusion Forthcoming
Written by Zak RosenPosted February 20, 2022Small modular reactors are the next big advancement in fission — but what about fusion? Recent advancements in nuclear fusion fuel hope for the future of energy.
Unearthing 2-Billion-Year-Old Nuclear Reactors in West Africa
Written by Luke SweeneyPosted August 16, 2021Based on soil studies, these 2-billion-year-old reactors were pumping out thousands of kilowatts for almost 1 million years straight. The science behind this once-in-a-lifetime discovery will permanently change your perspective on nuclear energy..
Why Investing in Renewable Energy Is a Moral Imperative
Written by Jeff SiegelPosted January 2, 2020It was in 2005 that Jeff Siegel made an audacious claim about energy... and the reaction was immensely hostile. Why would so many people get so angry about a suggestion that simply predicted a transition of our energy economy? And how can smart investors profit?
Department of Energy Backs Research into Molybdenum-99
Written by Luke BurgessPosted September 2, 2019Molybdenum-99 is a radioactive isotope of molybdenum. But although it's radioactive, molybdenum-99 isn't used to hurt people. In fact, it is used to save lives.
Don't Invest in Nuclear Power. It's a Sucker's Bet.
Written by Jeff SiegelPosted February 21, 2017Energy and Capital editor Jeff Siegel goes into detail about how Toshiba got the raw end on its nuclear deal. Management should’ve known better from day one, here's why...
U.S.-Iran War Would Launch Oil Prices
Written by Christian DeHaemerPosted February 6, 2017Energy and Capital editor Christian DeHaemer explains why the next war in the Middle East will send the price of oil over $100 almost overnight.
Trump's Nuclear Revolution
Written by Luke BurgessPosted January 26, 2017The best performing mining sector of 2017 so far isn't gold or any precious metal... and it isn't lithium or even some kind of rare earth element. The hottest mining sector right now is uranium.
Our Best Chance at a Carbon-Free Future
Written by Meg DaileyPosted December 3, 2016We're going to see a major comeback in nuclear power on our way to a carbon-free future. This is the best clean energy investment you can make today.
The Real Rally in Uranium
Written by Meg DaileyPosted August 28, 2016Energy and Capital contributor Megan Dailey delves into uranium's past and explains why it's got an even brighter future.
Competition Making Coal Power Panic
Written by Christian DeHaemerPosted September 8, 2015Energy and Capital editor Chris DeHaemer shows readers an example of a last-ditch effort to save coal power.
U.S. Energy Department Funds Nuclear Upgrades
Written by Christian DeHaemerPosted August 4, 2015Energy and Capital editor Chris DeHaemer explains how the U.S. Department of Energy is looking to improve the country's nuclear reactor technology.