Fall 2026 speaking tour
Jace is giving talks on US nuclear power at universities and nuclear industry groups. Each talk covers which nuclear projects are moving and how students and companies can find work on them.
The US nuclear buildout is
fragmented and unmapped.Industry providers see the trees
but can't picture the whole forest.Jace Arnold, founder and CEO of ENTEL
Talk topics
Jace Arnold built ENTEL to track US nuclear power projects and the companies doing the work. Jace has also met people across the industry, from utilities and suppliers to reactor designers and contractors at Department of Energy sites.
Your audience sees where each new reactor, restart and fuel plant stands today.
Your audience learns who hires the contractors and suppliers on a nuclear project.
Students see which nuclear companies work in their field and where to apply.
Everyone can use ENTEL's free tools afterward, including a list of nuclear companies by college major.
US nuclear projects on ENTEL's map.
Who the talks are for
Each talk is built for its audience. The goal is to get more students and companies working in US nuclear power.
Talks run 45 minutes at department seminars and classes, or 25 minutes at a student chapter of the American Nuclear Society.
Talks run 45 minutes with questions at member meetings, economic development councils and industry breakfasts.
Book a call
A 20 minute call with Jace sets the date and the length of the talk. Jace speaks in person across the Southeast and by video everywhere else.