We Don’t Have a Power Problem.

We Have a Deployment Problem.

Applied Atomics is building a repeatable way to deploy nuclear power plants — closing the gap between proven technology and operational infrastructure.

3X Demand Surge

Data center and AI power demand is projected to triple by 2030

12+ Years to Build

Average time from approval to first power for a new U.S. nuclear plant

$0 Margin for Delay

Grid reliability depends on supply keeping pace with demand — and today, it doesn’t

The Industry Failure

The nuclear industry has spent billions developing next-generation reactor designs. Yet projects continue to fail — not because of the technology, but because of how they are built.

Better technology ≠ better delivery. The system to build plants is broken.

Over Budget

Cost overruns routinely exceed 2–3x original projections

Behind Schedule

Delays measured in years, not months, across virtually every recent project

Fragmented Execution

Disconnected vendors with no single point of accountability

The Applied Atomics Model

Traditional Approach
  • Disconnected Vendors

    No unified command, dozens of contractors with competing priorities

  • No Single Accountability

    When things go wrong, responsibility is diffused, disputes are costly

  • High Coordination Failure

    Schedule slippage compounds across every interface between parties

Applied Atomics Approach
  • Integrated Supply Chain

    Strategic partners locked in early, reducing procurement risk at every stage

  • System-Level Ownership

    One team accountable from site selection through commercial operation

  • Repeatable Deployment

    Standardized playbook that gets faster, cheaper, and lower-risk at scale

The Conditions Already Exist

  • Demand Is Real

    Utilities, data centers, and industrial operators need firm, baseload power — and they need it now

  • Supply Chain Exists

    Nuclear-grade component manufacturers are active. Long-lead items can be ordered today with the right partner

  • Coordination Is Missing

    No one has built the integrating layer — the system that turns components into operating plants at scale

01

Proof of Execution

Every milestone below represents real risk retired — not a roadmap, but a track record in progress.

Integration Testing

First integration test stand currently under construction

Supply chain manufacturing floor

Supply Chain Engaged

Strategic manufacturing partner secured for long-lead nuclear components

Active site testing area

Active Site Testing

3 prospective sites under evaluation in TX and WY with siting path underway

Data center demand signal

Real Demand Signal

Early engagement with data center operators representing >100MW of demand

02

Business Model

Applied Atomics is not a reactor vendor or a construction contractor. We develop, build, and operate — capturing value across the full lifecycle of each asset.

Develop

Site selection, permitting, financing structure, and offtake agreements secured before shovels move

Build

Integrated execution model with system-level accountability from component to commissioning

Operate

Long-term power agreements and infrastructure revenue - durable, contracted cash flows

03

Go-To-Market

The first project is the proof of concept. Every subsequent deployment benefits from the same standardized playbook — compressing timelines and de-risking execution with each iteration.

PHASE 1

Start Narrow

Proof plant in TX/WY for data centers & utilities

Start Narrow

Proof plant in TX/WY for data centers & utilities

PHASE 2

Replicate

Standardized playbook for rapid multi-site scale-up

Replicate

Standardized playbook for rapid multi-site scale-up

Why We Win

Proven Designs | No technology risk — licensed, battle-tested reactor designs

Anchored Supply Chain | Long-lead components secured before competitors start permitting

Integrated Execution | Single point of accountability — no coordination gaps

Faster Deployment | Standardized model compresses schedules with every build

Repeatability at Scale | A platform, not a project. Built to replicate across dozens of sites