Standard Nuclear has emerged from stealth mode with $42 million in funding to develop advanced nuclear fuel. The company isn’t entirely new; it’s built on assets purchased at auction from the bankrupt Ultra Safe Nuclear Corporation (USNC) for $28 million. Kurt Terrani, the new company’s CEO, previously served as vice president at USNC.
The funding round was led by Decisive Point with participation from notable investors including Andreessen Horowitz, Crucible Capital, Fundomo, and Washington Harbour Partners. Standard Nuclear aims to make significant advancements in nuclear fuel technology.

This development comes as the nuclear technology sector continues to evolve, with various companies exploring new ways to improve safety and efficiency. Standard Nuclear’s emergence and significant funding highlight the growing interest in nuclear energy solutions.
The company’s background and new funding position it as a key player in the nuclear technology space. With the support of major investors, Standard Nuclear is poised to make meaningful contributions to the field of advanced nuclear fuel.