<em>new</em>cleo launches equity raise of up to €1bn for its unique circular, next-generation nuclear energy solution
– newcleo working to raise up to €1 billion equity to support continued path to growth
– Company exploring nuclear sites in France and UK to develop a plant to manufacture fuel exclusively from existing nuclear waste
– Value proposition takes full advantage of Small Modular Reactor benefits
Enel and <em>new</em>cleo sign partnership to cooperate on Generation IV nuclear technology
Enel Group and newcleo have signed a Cooperation Agreement under which we will pursue the opportunity to work together on our Gen-IV nuclear reactors.
<em>new</em>cleo becomes a signatory of the UN 24/7 Carbon-free Energy Compact
We are pleased to announce that newcleo have been accepted a signatory to the United Nations 24/7 Carbon-free Energy Compact.
<em>new</em>cleo joins 24/7 Carbon-free Energy Compact signatories
newcleo is working to help the decarbonisation of the world’s electricity systems to enable a sustainable future
Chicago Pile 1: 80 Years of Nuclear Fission
Today marks 80 years since the world’s first man-made controlled nuclear chain reaction. Here’s how it all began
Elisabeth Rizzotti aux Rencontres de l’Avenir 2022
Rencontres de l’Avenir 2022: notre COO Elisabeth Rizzotti figurait parmi les personnalités présentes lors d’une table-ronde sur l’avenir nucléaire animée par Pascal Pogam, directeur adjoint de la rédaction de l’Express.
<em>new</em>cleo named Deloitte’s Rising Star for 2022
newcleo has been named Rising Star in Deloitte’s 2022 UK Technology Fast 50
COP27 & The Next Generation Of Nuclear Professionals
To mark Energy Day at COP27, newcleo COO Elisabeth Rizzotti has shared her thoughts on the future of nuclear talent.
<em>new</em>cleo and Politecnico di Torino
Following a highly successful initial collaboration, we have extended and expanded our partnership with Politecnico di Torino.
<em>new</em>cleo announces successful close of €300 million equity raise
Company actively seeking first nuclear sites in France and in the UK, and extending its strategy to manufacture fuel exclusively from existing nuclear waste
