Dear Reader,

Nuclear is back in the public consciousness.

By now, you may have even had the ‘energy debate’ around your dinner table.

Well, regardless what your family or friends think about it, I believe nuclear is here to stay – and so do some of the biggest players in the corporate world.

Earlier this year, Amazon announced they’re pouring as much as US$650 million into a new data centre facility that will be 100% powered by nuclear energy.

But that’s peanuts compared to one of the biggest drivers of nuclear adoption…artificial intelligence.

ChatGPT creator and newly minted billionaire Sam Altman is planning to use nuclear energy to power the data centres behind his AI businesses.

And speaking of billionaires, Bill Gates and Warren Buffett are now backing nuclear, too.

Now, that’s all well and good for the ultra-wealthy mega-corps of the world, but there’s one specific technology I’m particularly excited by…

This technology could soon give everyone from large companies down to local town councils the ability to purchase privately-owned power plants that can provide clean, continuous, independent, and most importantly affordable energy – all while protecting them from potential energy crises.

In other words, this specific nuclear technology isn’t just another power source…

This could change the entire energy system as we know it.

And I believe I’ve identified the company at the forefront of this emerging megatrend.

So, no matter your personal thoughts on nuclear energy…

I’ve found a great way to invest early in the ‘Nuclear Renaissance’ before this trend truly goes mainstream.

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Right now, the energy revolution is one of the biggest investment themes I’m seeing.

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And with inflation figures coming in higher than expected this week, who knows when the RBA will finally cut rates?

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Nick Hubble,
Editor, Strategic Intelligence Australia