Nuclear is distinct in its ability to deliver safe, abundant, clean power around the clock. It's truly a 24/7 energy source, explains Luke Zhan. However, unlike every other energy technology, nuclear has actually gotten more expensive as we've deployed more of it... why is this? Behind nearly every nuclear project cancellation and failure are cost and time overruns. But these actually have very little to do with the reactors themselves, which only comprise 10% of the cost of a typical nuclear project. The other 90% of the costs are actually embedded in construction overhead, labor, and huge interest sums that accrue over decade-long build outs. Blue Energy, which we backed late last year, is seeking to solve these challenges by centralizing the manufacturing of nuclear plants in non-nuclear shipyards. They are bringing construction time of nuclear projects down from over ten years to less than two years (!!!) and putting nuclear on a path to become the cheapest baseload energy source, even compared to fossil fuels.

We’ve been building in the shadows for 4.5 years. Today, we’re pulling back more of the curtain. We just dropped a 10-minute film showing what Cuby really looks like in operation (from 3 months ago). Watch the film and then tell me if you still think the future has to suck. https://t.co/tdS97Tymjo

Roam is in talks to trade carbon-credit offsets from the motorcycles it produces as the Kenya-based electric-mobility startup undertakes a crowd-funding campaign to boost working capital.

Without a change in U.S. workforce skills and reasonable tariff policies, China will continue to dominate.

Especially with carbon capture tax incentives on the verge of disappearing, perhaps At One Ventures founder Tom Chi is onto something.

Especially with carbon capture tax incentives on the verge of disappearing, perhaps At One Ventures founder Tom Chi is onto something.