Overview
- Oklo is developing compact, fast‑spectrum reactors that use recycled nuclear fuel for remote sites, data centers, and industrial applications.
- The company’s Aurora designs are initially sized at 15 MWe and 75 MWe, with plans described to scale to 100 MWe and higher.
- Its approach is to build, own, and operate plants and sell electricity and heat under long‑term power purchase agreements rather than selling reactors.
- Oklo reports a customer pipeline of more than 14 GW that is largely composed of non‑binding agreements, indicating early interest rather than firm orders.
- Yahoo Finance characterizes investors as having piled into the stock as they weigh Oklo’s positioning within a broader push to expand nuclear capacity by 2050.