We’re
empowering

The world is facing a pair of challenges that are in direct opposition to each other. Global energy demand is expected to rise by 50% over the next 30 years. At the same time, we must significantly lower carbon emissions.

Our Technology
 
 
 

900 Quadrillion BTUs by year 2050

 

2050 global electricity use, up from 600 quadrillion BTUs today (50% increase). 
US EIA International Energy Outlook, September 2019

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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The only deployable anywhere carbon-free technology that can be baseload

Saving the planet while providing enough power to sustain growing global energy demand.

X-energy reactors can act as a baseload and guarantor for communities that need a reliable source of zero-carbon energy around the clock, making the use of renewables more feasible.

 
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Meeting Worldwide Demand

Meeting projected worldwide demand for electric power over the next 20 years—while forging a path towards a carbon-neutral energy generation—cannot be accomplished without nuclear power.

But while nuclear is regarded as the best clean-energy companion to renewable sources (solar, wind), new nuclear-plant construction and refurbishments have barely kept pace with shutdowns.