Rolls-Royce, a top SMR producer in Europe, can generate as much power as 150 windmills with its reactor that is one-tenth the size of a conventional nuclear plant. The company’s fastest revenue growth comes from its power systems business segment, which is responsible for the SMR. Europe is emerging as a hotspot for data center construction, facing similar power challenges as the United States. The International Energy Agency projects a doubling of global electricity consumption by data centers by 2030. Rolls-Royce’s SMRs can be built in factories and last up to 60 years, generating up to 470 megawatts of power, equivalent to 150 wind turbines. CEZ Group in the Czech Republic has partnered with Rolls-Royce to deploy SMRs and holds a 20% stake in the company. Siemens has also teamed up with Rolls-Royce to develop and install turbine systems for the SMR. Rolls-Royce’s revenue growth is driven by its power systems business, particularly the SMR, showing promising future growth potential. The Motley Fool Stock Advisor team has identified 10 stocks with potential for significant returns, excluding Rolls-Royce. Consider diversifying your portfolio with a potential AI infrastructure play like Rolls-Royce, which is well-positioned for future growth in the nuclear power sector.

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