Bruce Flatt

They need more of this, and they need it at scale, and they need it in the United States today, but it's now going global in all countries in the world for various reasons.

We don't have time to get into all of them here, but for various reasons, it's accelerating all over the world.

We are not doing enough in the private markets because it's tough to do.

And that's where we are and that's where we focus on because it's like really it's not we could do way more with the amount of money we have.

It's the technical capabilities to bring on power, data centers, artificial intelligence infrastructure and everything that's around it.

That's where the bottlenecks are.

So we had a discussion with the U.S.

government to ensure that we could bring power on America, and we couldn't do it ourselves.

We can't build all nuclear plants in the country.

We're not big enough for that.

We needed their help.

And the Department of Commerce and the president saw fit that they would help support us to build out the industry.

And we need to build the whole supply chain out because you can't just build one plant.

We're going to build now 8, 10 plants for them.

And we're going to build 8, 10 more plants for others.

And it's going to build a whole supply chain out in America for nuclear.

And this is very, very important because it's bringing on power.

It's bringing baseload power.

It's bringing on power that's much needed in America.

And we're going to double the grid in the next 20 years.