HeyJaredFire2Fission Podcast
A podcast about energy dense fuels like oil, gas, and nuclear energy and how they better human lives.
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087 Grace Vanderhei, Nuclear Engineer and Public Speaker (opens the original)
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What does it actually take to build the next generation of nuclear? Grace Vanderhei is a nuclear fuels engineer and clean energy advocate at Constellation, where she is working on the restart of Three Mile Island Unit 1, now the Christopher Crane Clean Energy Center. She joins Mark Hinaman for a conversation that moves from the technical realities of restarting a nuclear plant to the people, processes, and public trust needed to build the industry back up. Grace explains what nuclear fuel engine
086 David Ramsden-Wood, Engineer and Energy Thinker (opens the original)
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The best energy opportunities are often hiding in plain sight. David Ramsden Wood—engineer, operator, investor, writer, and longtime energy thinker—joins Mark Hinaman for a wide-ranging conversation about how to recognize overlooked opportunities, allocate capital, and understand where the energy industry is heading next. From the early days of the shale revolution to overlooked acreage in the Bakken and New Mexico, DRW shares how he learned to look past conventional wisdom and find assets that
085 Nick Smith, Raven-Flint (opens the original)
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The nuclear bottleneck most people ignore is already here - and it could decide which reactors actually get built. Nick Smith, co-founder and CEO of RavenFlint Nuclear, explains why the real shortage is not just reactors, but the upstream chemistry that turns uranium into usable fuel.Mark Hinaman presses Nick on the overlooked step between the mine and enrichment, and Nick lays out the case for why uranium conversion has become one of the most urgent supply chain problems in advanced nuclear. If
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