Good evening, If you’re like many investors, you only have a casual knowledge of the renewable energy sector. You probably know about wind, solar, and natural gas. You might even be thinking about biofuels and renewable natural gas. But one form of renewable energy is moving to the forefront, and it has the full backing of the U.S. government. Would it surprise you to know that we’re referring to nuclear energy? Nuclear energy fell out of favor in 2011 following the meltdown at Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. It was the second worst nuclear power accident in the world’s history, and it led to 65 nuclear power plants being closed or having their operating licenses expire without being renewed. However, 60 nuclear power plants are currently under construction in 16 countries. The reason? Nuclear is one of the only forms of truly “clean energy." And with an aging electrical grid, data centers running AI applications, and geopolitical tensions the world is using more energy than ever before. Governments around the world are now realizing that wind and solar power won’t be sufficient to meet ambitious carbon reduction goals or make them energy-independent. But nuclear can. That’s why the U.S. Congress recently passed a bill that will make it easier for nuclear power plants to be built and for companies to pursue next-generation nuclear technology solutions. When Congress agrees on anything, investors should take notice. That’s why we’re putting out this special presentation listing seven stocks that can help you capitalize on the growing demand for nuclear energy. View the 7 Nuclear Energy Stocks to Buy on Growing Demand Laycee Kluin
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