The Utility Stock That's Actually Exciting
Think about how electric utilities usually work: They build huge power-generation stations, often far from the customers they service, then move that electricity across a vast transportation and distribution network.
It's a centralized model built for scale, and, over the last half-century at least, it's worked. It's also slow to build, expensive to maintain, and becoming increasingly strained by new demands for power.
Oklo (NYSE: OKLO) is trying to flip this electric utilities logic. Instead of relying on distant power plants for electricity, Oklo wants to place small nuclear reactors (Aurora powerhouses) closer to customers who need constant electricity. This includes data centers, industrial sites, and remote communities, among others.
Source Fool.com
