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FERC exempts Three Mile Island restart, OKLO nuclear fuel negotiations advance, both nuclear power sectors rise
Event Interpretation
FERC approved an exemption, clearing regulatory hurdles for the restart of Three Mile Island, which is the core power supply source for Microsoft's power purchase agreement, marking a substantive regulatory advancement.
OKLO's nuclear fuel negotiations with the Department of Energy have made progress, with the market expecting a milestone node around July. Coupled with the continued rise in AI data center power demand, capital is flowing into the small modular reactor sector.
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