LIFTOFF 🚀 Denmark's first nuclear fund, 92 Capital (92 Capital), has officially launched with the target of raising €350 million to invest in nuclear energy technologies. I'm proud to be part of the team! This marks a significant step for the future of nuclear energy. 1/2

🇩🇰⚛️A new Danish fund is aiming to raise €350 million ($397 million) to exclusively back the atomic industry and its supply chain. With Lars Paulsson bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Danish Nuclear Ban Falls in Slowmotion Financial Times (Financial Times) covers the Danish government’s plan to investigate nuclear energy 92 Capital (92 Capital) is mentioned – with our goal to raise €350 mln for investment in advanced nuclear Story by Richard Milne & Lee Harris

BREAKING: Germany drops its decade-old anti-nuclear stance. In a statement to the Financial Times, German and French officials confirm Germany will no longer oppose nuclear in EU energy policy. A historic shift! Long live Germany’s anti-nuclear stance… you will not be missed

Your whole life in a can 🥫 w/92 Capital Did you know that less than a soda can of nuclear fuel could power your entire life? Just a few kilos of low-enriched uranium contain enough energy to generate all the electricity you’ll need for ~80 years.

UK Government to Invest Billions Into Nuclear 🇬🇧 Today, the UK government has committed £14.2 billion to the Sizewell C featuring two 1600 MW EPRs by EDF Also Rolls-Royce has been selected as the preferred bidder to build the UK's first fleet of small modular reactors

World Bank lifts its nuclear ban before schedule Back in March, I speculated that policy shifts in countries like Germany and Denmark might influence this move. Didn't expect it to happen so quickly. The nuclear train is leaving the station! Final boarding call 🚂

Europe's first SMR is just around the corner Last week, Finnish SMR developer Steady Energy got a preliminary green light from the nations Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority (STUK) The reactor (LDR-50) produces heat at around 150°C, ideal for district heating applications

Nuclear Comeback in the EU? Nuclear energy is experiencing renewed momentum across the European Union, driven by strong policy signals, rising public support, and significant investment interest. At 92 Capital (92 Capital) we thrive in times like these. 1/7

NEW STUDY: Nuclear energy is the cheapest for district heating Key takeaways: 📊 Cheapest way to supply district heating in Helsinki 🌳 Reduces emissions by ~27% compared to baseline ♨️ Designed for district heating, making it simple and efficient to integrate. A thread 🧵 1/8

Nuclear Power Just Moved One Step Closer in Denmark In an interview with the Danish business newspaper Berlingske, four of Denmark’s center-right parties (Liberal Alliance, Dansk Folkeparti, Danmarksdemokraterne and Det Konservative Folkeparti) have joined forces in a coalition to push for nuclear power