Please join Jeff Bloczynski, Tim Wang & Jeff Simmons of Filsinger Energy for a data-driven examination of the evolving role of nuclear power in future electricity markets. Drawing on levelized cost of energy (LCOE) analysis, market price forecasting, and scenario modeling, this webinar explores where new nuclear can be competitive, how policy and carbon policy may reshape the economics, and what large-scale nuclear deployment could mean for market prices, renewable integration, transmission planning, and system reliability.

Participants will gain a deeper understanding of:

• The factors driving renewed interest in nuclear power, including load growth, decarbonization, hyperscalers, and federal policy support
• The current economics of new nuclear, including capital costs, learning curves, subsidies, and LCOE comparisons
• The market conditions and price ranges required for new nuclear projects to be economically viable
• How nuclear compares with natural gas and renewable generation in high-load, high-renewables power systems
• How carbon pricing, regulatory policy, and future market developments could influence nuclear’s long-term competitiveness
• Strategic considerations for utilities, developers, and large energy buyers planning for an evolving resource mix

Open to anyone interested in the economics and system impacts of new nuclear generation, with particular relevance for professionals from utilities, generators and developers, large energy buyers including data centers and hyperscalers, regulators, and market strategists and consultants.