Nuclear market intelligence

The complete record of the
US nuclear buildout.

Federal dockets, acquisition forecasts, award notices and company filings, read on the day they publish and mapped to the project they belong to. Every project, every buying opportunity, every business relationship.

NRC commission briefing, TVA's Clinch River early site permit. 14 August 2019. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, CC BY 2.0.

III. From letter to record

From a letter in Washington
to a reactor site in Iowa.

Letter from the US Department of Energy dated 3 April 2026 to NextEra Energy Duane Arnold, completing environmental review for a proposed Title XVII federal loan guarantee for the Duane Arnold Energy Center in Linn County, Iowa.

Federal Department of Energy, Office of Energy Dominance Financing

Duane Arnold Energy Center restart

Environmental review completed for a proposed Title XVII loan guarantee

Class A 3 April 2026

19 more movements on this project ever since. ThreeTwoOne of them:

  1. 22 April 2026 NRC Federal Register notice: three license amendment requests from NextEra to support reauthorizing DAEC power operations are docketed and under NRC review, with comment/hearing periods open. Class A
  2. 24 June 2026 NRC establishes an Atomic Safety and Licensing Board for the Duane Arnold license-amendment proceeding after a hearing request; amendments supporting potential reauthorization are pending NRC review. Class A
  3. 8 September 2026 DOE closed a loan of up to $1.9 billion to NextEra for the Duane Arnold restart. Financing only. No listed stage is stated; ownership and NRC approval are both still pending. Class E

On 3 April 2026 the Department of Energy wrote to NextEra about the Duane Arnold restart.

Four lines of the subject block carry the whole event: the project, the action, the instrument and the party.

ENTEL read it the day it published and mapped it to the nuclear site it belongs to.

Graded class A, because it comes from the Department of Energy itself.

And every move since went on the same file.

U.S. Department of Energy, 3 April 2026. A US government work. Open the letter

IV. How the record is kept

A record is only worth citing
if somebody keeps it.

The record updates every day

Federal dockets on one side, SEC filings and company announcements on the other. The fastest are read every three hours, the slowest once a month, so something lands on the record every day. A source that stops answering is disabled with a reason rather than quietly dropped.

Every version is kept

A DOE site revises its acquisition forecast without announcing the change. ENTEL holds what the forecast said before, what it says now, and the date it changed.

Every claim is graded

Each one carries the class of the evidence behind it, so a licensing step and a procurement notice can be read against each other.

A
Regulator or court document: NRC, FERC, state PUC, EIA, Federal Register, foreign regulator
B
SEC filing
C
Two independent counterparties confirming the same thing, assembled, never a raw source type
D
Single-party press release
E
Trade press or third-party reporting
How ENTEL grades what it reads

Advanced Test Reactor control room simulator. 11 January 2011. Idaho National Laboratory, CC BY 2.0.

V. Tracking the US buildout

The authoritative record
of the US nuclear buildout.

The Wire (breaking news as it lands, and the weekly issue every Thursday), the Buying Index, the Nuke Map and the Fuel Chain. Each one is live, each one moves on its own clock, and none of it is behind anything.

The Nuke Map

448 reactors on the record, at 197 sites

Every power, research and test reactor ever built in the United States and Puerto Rico, and the ones under construction now.

Operating fleet of 94 · registry read 21 October 2026

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