Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 13 minutes ago
Supported by Nano Nuclear Energy
While global capital is flooding into the energy transition, nuclear energy has long struggled to attract its share. But regulated asset bases and long-term contracts are reshaping the case for investment. Can nuclear-energy generation be a reliable infrastructure asset?
Moderator: Geoff Carr, senior editor, science and technology, The Economist
Allen Otto, managing director, power, energy and renewables investment banking, Guggenheim Securities
Pradipta Parhi, executive director, commercial and investment banking, JP Morgan
Andrew Murdoch, director of project delivery, Centrica
James Walker, chief executive, Nano Nuclear Energy
Mads Steenberg, partner, 92 Capital
Supported by Nano Nuclear Energy
While global capital is flooding into the energy transition, nuclear energy has long struggled to attract its share. But regulated asset bases and long-term contracts are reshaping the case for investment. Can nuclear-energy generation be a reliable infrastructure asset?
Moderator: Geoff Carr, senior editor, science and technology, The Economist
Allen Otto, managing director, power, energy and renewables investment banking, Guggenheim Securities
Pradipta Parhi, executive director, commercial and investment banking, JP Morgan
Andrew Murdoch, director of project delivery, Centrica
James Walker, chief executive, Nano Nuclear Energy
Mads Steenberg, partner, 92 Capital
