A new nuclear delivery model

Last Energy provides scalable solutions for customers of any size.

Rapid deployment at scale

A standard, modular building approach using proven technology accelerates time to operation.

24/7 clean energy

Fast, affordable, clean baseload power provides energy security and grid stability to accelerate growth.

Full-service delivery model

We take responsibility for all aspects of project development, from conceptual design through operation and maintenance.

Our unique delivery model

Last Energy’s full-service nuclear delivery model streamlines development to ensure on-time and on-budget project delivery.

Our Behind the Meter Solution

Last Energy’s plant is sized to satisfy the needs of industrial customers.

Technology

No upfront capital. Customers buy electricity and heat through power purchase agreements.
Minimal water and land requirements. Plants can be colocated near industrial facilities.
No grid instability. Our private wire, baseload solution enables customers to always maintain operations.

Our Grid-Scale Solution

Last Energy enables utilities to deliver clean electrons to the grid with reliable, baseload power.

Technology

Fully integrated delivery model. Utilities choose their level of involvement in project development.
Balance sheet protection. Manageable capital costs minimizes investment risk for utility partners.
Existing supply chain. Benefit from the operating, regulatory, and supply chain familiarity of 300+ PWRs.

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Rivals gear up for mini-nuke race as power system creaks

Nuclear power is seen as essential to protect Britain from future energy shocks.

December 2022

The Telegraph

A small nuclear reactor with off-the-shelf parts: Can it work?

The unusually nimble nuclear startup Last Energy relies on proven technology to steer clear of the pitfalls that have stymied its competitors, incumbents and newcomers alike.

December 2022

Canary Media

Daily on Energy: The nuclear company intent on pulling Europe’s industry out of crisis

A young nuclear startup says it can help European industry survive soaring energy prices without increasing emissions.

November 2022

Washington Examiner