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What you get
Nuclear energy is having its most consequential decade in 40 years. The intelligence tools haven't kept up. Nuclear Ledger is built to close that gap.
Weekly intelligence briefing
Every week: the deals, projects, permits, and policy decisions that matter — with context your peers don't have.
Global reactor database
400+ reactors tracked — capacity, operator, license status, technology type, and lifetime generation data in one place.
Project pipeline tracker
Every SMR, Gen IV, and conventional new-build project tracked from announcement through permitting to construction.
Regulatory filing alerts
NRC docket filings, IAEA notifications, and national regulator decisions — tracked and delivered before they hit the news.
Deal flow tracker
Every nuclear investment, acquisition, and financing deal — structured data with deal value, parties, and technology classification.
Analyst access
Enterprise subscribers get monthly Q&A sessions and custom research briefs — direct access to nuclear intelligence expertise.
Inside an issue
Deal of the week
Why the $800M Kairos Power financing is different from every SMR deal before it
The structure, the investors, and what it signals for the next 18 months of SMR project finance.
SMR · Finance · USRegulatory watch
Three NRC filings this week that most analysts missed
A combined license amendment, a safety evaluation report, and a decommissioning plan — unpacked.
NRC · LicensingData briefing
Global capacity additions: which countries are actually building
Updated reactor construction data from IAEA PRIS — with our own analysis of what's on schedule and what isn't.
Database · GlobalOne deal, fully unpacked
Not a summary of the press release. The financing structure, the counterparties, what it signals for the industry, and what to watch next.
Regulatory filings you would have missed
The NRC's ADAMS system processes hundreds of documents a week. We read them so you don't have to — flagging what matters.
Data-led market briefing
Charts, tables, and structured data from our reactor and project databases — contextualized for your decisions, not just your reading.
Policy & geopolitics
From EU taxonomy decisions to bilateral agreements to national energy plans — the policy layer that determines where capital flows.
Who reads Nuclear Ledger
Investors & finance
Know what you're actually underwriting
Project timelines, financing structures, technology risks, and policy tailwinds — the intelligence layer for nuclear investment decisions.
Government & regulators
Track the global regulatory landscape
What other regulators are doing, how policy is evolving internationally, and where the pressure points in licensing reform are emerging.
Engineering & R&D
Stay ahead of the technology curve
Which designs are advancing, which projects are actually being built, and where the commercial deployment of new reactor technology is heading.
Pricing
All plans include the weekly intelligence briefing. Professional and Enterprise unlock the full data platform.
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Enterprise
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About
Nuclear energy is the most consequential technology story of the next 30 years. Governments are reversing shutdown decisions. Hundreds of billions in capital are being deployed. A new generation of reactor designs is moving from paper to permits.
And yet the intelligence infrastructure is embarrassingly thin. Trade publications that summarize press releases. Data scattered across NRC dockets, IAEA filings, and expensive financial terminals. No single place that brings it together for the people who actually need it.
Nuclear Ledger is that place. A weekly briefing and structured data platform built for investors, regulators, and engineers who need to act on what's happening — not read about it three days later.
"The intelligence infrastructure for nuclear energy hasn't kept up. Nuclear Ledger is built to close that gap."
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