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Nuclear Energy Potential: Bank of America $10 Trillion Outlook

Nuclear energy presents a long-term capital allocation theme tied to electricity demand from data centers and artificial intelligence infrastructure.

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Bank of America research projects nuclear energy as a $10 trillion global opportunity over the next couple of decades, driven by surging electricity demand from artificial intelligence and data centers. While conventional nuclear plants dominate current restart and construction efforts, small modular reactors are projected to supply up to 20% of global nuclear power by 2050.

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## Catalyst Analysis: Bank of America's $10 Trillion Nuclear Outlook

Bank of America projects nuclear energy to represent a $10 trillion global opportunity over the coming decades, propelled by surging electricity demand from the artificial intelligence sector and modern data centers. Conventional nuclear power plants dominate current expansion efforts as major technology firms restart legacy reactors and construct new generation facilities.

Looking toward the next decade, small modular reactors (SMRs) are expected to begin scaling around 2030. Industry projections indicate that SMR technology could account for up to 20% of global nuclear power by 2050, offering a scalable solution to persistent grid capacity constraints.

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