By NuScale (NYSE: SMR) could become a foundational company in the next nuclear era. Its advantage is not an exotic breakthrough, but a practical reactor built around proven technology, conventional fuel, and repeatable manufacturing. The upside could be enormous if it converts regulatory progress into operating plants and recurring orders.
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