ONE Nuclear Goes Public on 5 GW — 4 GW of It Is Gas
ONE Nuclear's Nasdaq debut rests on a 5 GW Louisiana portfolio. Split it open and Project Amberjack's nuclear ambition is up to 1 GW and uncommitted, while two gas projects carry roughly 4.08 GW.
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ONE Nuclear's Nasdaq debut rests on a 5 GW Louisiana portfolio. Split it open and Project Amberjack's nuclear ambition is up to 1 GW and uncommitted, while two gas projects carry roughly 4.08 GW.
Kanin Energy closed up to $100M led by S2G Investments and Canada Growth Fund to scale waste-heat-to-power projects. The bet is that rising power prices and grid congestion make on-site, energy-as-a-service generation pay.
RWE has committed to a 400 MW / 1,100 MWh battery at its Moerdijk power station, dispatched under capacity-steering agreements with TenneT to relieve congestion in Noord-Brabant. The project marks a shift in grid-scale storage from merchant arbitrage to contracted grid services.
Noon Energy's reversible solid-oxide battery promises 100+ hours of storage, the duration AI data centers need to run on renewables alone. Meta reserved 100 GWh and Sabanci will co-develop up to 1 GW, but the first 25 MW project is years away and the efficiency numbers are private.
Metris Energy closed a $5M seed round to turn scattered renewable-portfolio data into a single operating system. With 10,000 solar plants and 500MW already on the platform, it is betting the long tail of small operators, not the utility giants, decides who wins the energy transition.
Mazama Energy raised $135 million, led by Centaurus Capital and Doerr Capital, to fund Project Ceres at Newberry. The round follows a drilling milestone: the Athena well reached 10,350 feet in 15 days, 80% faster than the company's 2025 record well.
Thea Energy's Helios design targets roughly 400 MW of grid power with software-controlled flat magnets instead of complex 3D coils. Sixteen peer-reviewed papers back the engineering. The remaining questions are cost, construction and a 2030s deadline.
The EIB had never financed a small modular reactor. Its €40 million convertible loan to Finland's Steady Energy — set beside a planned Nasdaq First North listing — tests whether the financing layer for nuclear has finally arrived.