ENTEL is the market intelligence platform for the firms that sell
into the US nuclear buildout, from vessel shops to licensing desks.
What ENTEL does
Everything about one project arrives in pieces, from different places, months apart. The money gets planned first, the licensing paperwork follows, and the company announces it last. ENTEL reads all of it every day, puts one project on one line, and links every line to the document behind it.
All 31 projects
See where every US project stands this morning.
Who this is for
From the first engineering study to startup testing, a project opens each area in order as it moves. We call each one a lane. Here is what is open across every project today, and what opens next.
The product
Market intelligence
Commercial announcements, DOE procurement, and subcontracts from the M&O contractors who run the DOE sites. Read every day, each with its document attached.
Before the bid
Every DOE site publishes an acquisition forecast, and every one of them revises it without announcing the change. ENTEL reads them daily and keeps every version, so you see what a line said before, what it says now, and the date it changed.
Duane Arnold is one of the 31. A DOE-only tracker sees the loan and never the restart. A commercial tracker sees the restart and never the money behind it. Both records land on the same project here.
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Federal · DOE EDF · NextEra
Duane Arnold Energy Center restart
Real data from ENTEL.
Why now
Every one of those is a supply chain that has to be bought before it is built.
“The question before us now is whether we have what it takes to build at scale.”
Maria Korsnick, CEO, Nuclear Energy Institute. State of the Nuclear Industry, May 2026
The buildout
Twenty seven live sources across four kinds of record: the federal register and NRC dockets, federal procurement forecasts and awards, company disclosure, and the trade press. Eighteen further sources are disabled with a recorded reason. Every row on every screen links to the document it came from, so you can open the source yourself and see which feed carried it.
Each source runs on its own cadence, from every three hours to monthly. Ten of the twenty seven are on the three hour beat; the slowest is a monthly generator inventory. Your seat reads that corpus live, so whatever landed on the last run is already on your screen.
Yes. The ENTEL Wire stays free permanently. It is the same research the product runs on, and gating it would kill the one thing that makes the rest checkable.
One named person, with additional seats priced separately. The open beta is free from October 1st, for 90 days.
No card on file during the beta and no auto-conversion, so nothing starts charging on its own. If you pass, close the account and that is the end of it.
Jace Arnold, Chief Executive Officer. Founded ENTEL and built it end to end, from the ingest on 27 sources to the weekly send, and writes The ENTEL Wire. Has scaled go to market and internal tooling inside a Y Combinator company and a venture backed by AZ Crown. Also publishes the UF6 fuel cycle tracker, the US buildout map and every issue of the Wire.
Rosemary Needham, Co-Founder and Chief Commercial Officer. Runs revenue. Thirty years in nuclear strategy, business development and market assessment. Founded Strategic Insights Inc. and built the 2015 SMR Outlook. Runs pricing, partners and the room.
Entel Research LLC. The ENTEL Wire has run weekly since April 2026 and the ingest stack runs unattended across 27 sources.
Open beta
Thirty one projects on the ladder, and every one of them buys before it builds. Free from October 1st, for 90 days, with a seat cut to your lane and an open line to the people behind it.
Or write to jace@getentel.com.