
Marc Nichol - The Promise of Advanced Nuclear Technologies
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In this episode of the Advanced Nuclear Podcast, host Jim Howe speaks with Marc Nichol, Executive Director of New Nuclear at the Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI). They discuss the evolution of advanced nuclear technologies, the importance of safety features, and the various applications of nuclear energy beyond electricity production, including medical isotopes and space propulsion. The conversation also covers the role of nuclear power in supporting the Department of Defense, the growing demand from data centers and AI, and the challenges facing the advanced reactor community. Marc emphasizes the need for collaboration and investment to realize the potential of nuclear energy in securing a clean energy future.
Marc Nichol joined Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) in 2011 and is the Executive Director of New Nuclear. In this role, he leads industry’s efforts to improve the policy, regulatory, and business environment for new and advanced reactors.
Marc has previously worked for Duke Energy, Toshiba America Nuclear Energy and Transnuclear, in the areas of used nuclear fuel management, operations and new plant projects.
Marc holds degrees in Nuclear Engineering from Purdue University and the University of California Berkeley, and an MBA from the University of North Carolina.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Advanced Nuclear Power
01:31 Mark Nichol's Background and NEI Overview
05:03 The Evolution of Advanced Nuclear Technologies
10:39 Enhanced Safety Features in Nuclear Reactors
17:04 Applications Beyond Electricity Production
22:49 Medical Isotope Production and Space Applications
27:42 DOD Applications and Mobile Reactors
35:00 Nuclear Power for Data Centers and AI
39:35 Challenges Facing Advanced Reactor Development
45:25 Investment Trends in Fission Technologies
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