Nuclear
7 companies
Commonwealth Fusion Systems
USA
Nuclear Fusion using revolutionary high temperature superconducting magnets developed in collaboration with MIT to build smaller and lower-cost tokamak fusion systems.
GE Vernova
USA
The BWRX-300 is a 300 MWe small modular boiling water reactor designed for passive safety and significantly reduced capital cost — with agreements to build first units in Canada and the US.
Publicly Traded: NYSE. Code: GEV
Helion
USA
Helion Energy is a fusion startup pursuing field-reversed configuration plasma with direct electricity generation — and has a binding power purchase agreement with Microsoft targeting grid delivery by 2028.
Nuscale
USA
NuScale Power is an American SMR company and the first to receive NRC design approval for a small modular light-water reactor, targeting carbon-free baseload power for utilities, data centres, and industrial users.
Publicly Traded: NYSE. Code: SMR
Oklo
USA
Oklo is developing Aurora — a sodium-cooled fast fission microreactor in 15-50MW sizes — designed for inherent safety, fuel recycling, and modular deployment at data centres and industrial sites, with Sam Altman as chairman and over 1,350MW in LOIs.
Publicly Traded: NYSE. Code: OKLO
Type One Energy
USA
Type One is a fusion energy company developing a stellarator using high-temperature superconducting magnets and advanced manufacturing to build a commercially viable fusion power plant, with a licensing application already submitted for Tennessee's first commercial fusion project.
Zap Energy
USA
Zap Energy is a Seattle-based fusion startup developing sheared-flow stabilised Z-pinch technology — a magnet-free approach to plasma confinement that could dramatically reduce the cost of fusion power.