New nuclear projects need experienced developers to navigate permitting and interconnection, experts say

As U.S. nuclear capacity expands, project developers—not reactor technology—emerge as the sector's critical constraint, requiring expertise in permitting, grid interconnection, offtaker contracts, and team assembly.

First covered Nov 12, 2026 · 3:00 AM PT · 2 articles

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Coverage

1h Latitude Media The insider’s playbook for new nuclear projects — Elementl Power’s David Faherty unpacks the process of bringing a new facility online. The post The insider’s playbook for new nuclear projects appeared first…

4h Catalyst (Shayle Kann) The insider’s playbook for new nuclear projects — As the nuclear renaissance comes into focus in the U.S., the sector’s true bottleneck might not be advanced reactors, but its lack of heavy-lifting project…

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Appeared in: 2026-11-12 (#7)

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