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As artificial intelligence capabilities expand rapidly in 2025, experts warn of an impending energy crisis driven by the massive power requirements of AI data centers. The U.S. Department of Energy's recent $57 million disbursement for Michigan's Palisades nuclear plant, part of a larger $1.52 billion loan guarantee, signals growing government support for nuclear power as a solution to AI's energy demands. Industry analysts predict this trend will accelerate as AI computing demands continue to grow exponentially.
Recent data shows a single AI data center can consume as much electricity as 45,000 American homes. With data centers being built at record pace across the country, including an expansion in Prince William County from 8 million to 80 million square feet, traditional power infrastructure faces unprecedented strain. According to S&P Global Commodity Insights, electricity demand could increase 35-50% by 2040. Recent projections indicate data centers alone could consume up to 10% of the United States' total electricity production, creating what energy experts call an "unprecedented demand surge."
Industry leaders including Microsoft, Amazon, and Google are increasingly turning to nuclear power solutions. Microsoft recently signed a 20-year nuclear power agreement, with Barron's reporting that "Microsoft wants nuclear power so bad for AI that it's paying double!" Bill Gates' TerraPower breaks ground on next-generation nuclear facilities in Wyoming. Small modular reactors (SMRs) are emerging as a particularly promising solution, offering faster construction times and lower costs than traditional nuclear plants. The Department of Energy has identified up to 394 coal plant sites across America that could be converted to nuclear facilities.
"For AI... We have to produce massive electricity that we don't have. Nuclear has become very safe, very good." - President Trump
Here's why nuclear stocks are expected to skyrocket under Trump's second term.
U.S. Department of Defense reports indicate China is aggressively pursuing AI capabilities with the goal of technological supremacy by 2025. This has sparked concerns about maintaining American technological leadership, particularly in military applications of AI. The administration's support for nuclear power development is seen as crucial for maintaining U.S. competitiveness. As former President Trump recently stated, "We have to produce massive electricity that we don't have. Nuclear has become very safe, very good."
The nuclear sector is seeing renewed investment as multiple facilities are being recommissioned or upgraded. The Palisades reactor in Michigan, which previously generated 800 megawatts before closing in 2022, exemplifies this trend. Companies across the uranium supply chain, from mining to reactor components, are positioning for growth as demand increases. After generating power for more than 50 years, Palisades' planned reopening represents a broader shift in nuclear energy policy and investment.
Market analysts suggest the convergence of AI and nuclear power could create significant investment opportunities reminiscent of historical technological transformations like the Space Race. Early investors in key companies across nuclear power, uranium mining, AI infrastructure, and energy technology could potentially see substantial returns as this sector develops. Some analysts predict selected companies in these sectors could see dramatic growth over the next 12-24 months as government support and private sector demand accelerate. The combination of federal funding, private sector investment, and technological advancement could create what some analysts call a "perfect storm" for growth in this sector.
Donald Trump has a problem.
As his close advisor Elon Musk points out, new AI is growing by a factor of 10 every six months.
We've never seen any tech grow this fast.
The Washington Post writes that "artificial intelligence, data centers and the boom in clean-tech manufacturing are pushing America's aging power grid to the brink."
Sincerely,
Marc Lichtenfeld
Author of Get Rich with Dividends and Chief Income Strategist of The Oxford Club
P.S. One of these American companies has already seen operating income jump 10X from where it was three years ago.
These are very fast moving.
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