The U.S. and U.K. have agreed to collaborate on nuclear energy, aiming to slash reactor licensing timelines. Energy Secretary Chris Wright plans to pursue similar partnerships with other nations. Oklo’s stock soared 63.5% after the announcement, reflecting the market’s positive response to the partnership. The U.K. plans to reduce its reactor licensing timeline to just two years, while the U.S. aims for an 18-month review process. The agreement also targets Russia’s nuclear fuel dominance, with plans to eliminate Russian imports by 2028. Oklo’s compact fast reactor design positions it well to benefit from the nuclear energy resurgence, despite valuation concerns.

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