NuScale Power (SMR) Investor presentation summary

Strategic positioning and technology leadership

• Only small modular reactor (SMR) technology approved by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, with a second standard design approval in 2025 and over 800 patents granted or pending.

• Years ahead of competitors in regulatory approval, manufacturing readiness, and safety features, including unlimited coping period and site boundary emergency planning zone.

• Over $2 billion invested to de-risk plant licensing and operation, with an established manufacturing and supply chain ecosystem.

• Core technology is a 77MWe integral pressurized water reactor with a scalable, modular design and 60-year plant operation objective.

• E2 Centers provide advanced simulation and training, supporting nuclear science education globally.

Market opportunities and applications

• SMR technology addresses a wide range of energy-intensive applications, including data centers, mission-critical facilities, petrochemical plants, hydrogen production, and desalination.

• Industrial applications benefit from proximity siting, enabling efficient heat delivery for processes like synthetic fuels, ammonia, and steelmaking.

• Significant growth in U.S. electricity demand, driven by data centers and AI, is expected to require up to 300 GW of new nuclear capacity by 2050.

Commercial strategy and partnerships

• Exclusive global partnership with ENTRA1 for commercialization, with flexible business models including power purchase agreements, build-own-transfer, and development/royalty structures.

• ENTRA1 signed an agreement with Tennessee Valley Authority to deploy up to 6 GW of SMR capacity.

• Established supply chain with major industry partners for manufacturing, control systems, sensors, and fuel assemblies.