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Sovereign credit must directly absorb the immense capital risk of utility-scale nuclear construction.
Because private capital markets cannot fund decadal timelines and high upfront costs, the state must step in with multi-billion dollar loan guarantees to rebuild nuclear supply chains.
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Nuclear Energy's Comeback
Southern Company Secures Unprecedented $26.5 Billion DOE Loan for Nuclear and Grid Infrastructure Southern Company depends on a record $26.5 billion federal loan to finance massive utility-scale grid and nuclear plant modernizations.
Nuclear Energy's Comeback
DOE Announces $17.5 Billion Conditional Loan Commitment for AP1000 Reactor Builds The development of new large-scale reactors relies on massive federal credit injections to secure long-lead-time items and stabilize the supply chain.