NuScale Power Corporation Class A Common Stock (SMR)

Three ways to play the nuclear power renaissance that's taking shape the world over to meet rising electricity demand.

NuScale's recent breakthrough moved its small modular reactor one step closer to commercial deployment.

Oklo's future relies on the viability of SMRs in general.

The European Investment Bank is ramping up investment in small modular nuclear reactors, or SMRs.

Recent research estimating the operating costs of small modular reactors could complicate NuScale Power's bull case.

NuScale Power could be on the verge of a game-changing deal to build nuclear reactors for the Tennessee Valley Authority.

Vistra is a more balanced play on the growing nuclear energy and AI markets.

A clear "sell" signal could arrive this year.

NuScale Power is a money-losing start-up, but it is ready to hit the ground running when it finally gets a customer to sign on the dotted line.

If you are an aggressive growth investor willing to get in early, it looks like NuScale Power may have the lead over Oklo and TMC.

Halfway back is a 166% gain in less than two and a half years. The filings say more about what the reactor developer pays than what it earns.

Prediction: NuScale is going to gain 474% in three years.

The insider sold a substantial percentage of his equity stake in the nuclear power company.

NuScale Power just had one of its best days in months.

NuScale Power stock spiked in value despite minimal news.

UBS warns: NuScale is starting to lose the nuclear race.

BWX Technologies is a bigger and safer play on the nuclear energy boom.

Oklo's reactors are a seemingly perfect solution for AI's power needs.

NuScale Power's future hinges on one key catalyst.

Nuclear investors should weigh growth potential against a company's valuation.

Despite its tumble this year, analysts see a brighter future for Oklo than for NuScale.

Cameco's operations are integral to the future of nuclear power.

NuScale's $4 Billion Valuation Is Still Hard to Justify.

The nuclear energy stock reported a 99% plunge in Q2 revenue, but why is the stock still going up?