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Last Energy
51-200 employees
Develops small nuclear power plants and services
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Senior
United Kingdom
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- Bachelor’s degree in a relevant technical field; advanced degree preferred
- 5+ years of experience in an engineering project management, or related role
- Strong communication skills, championing simplicity and clarity in all communication
- Strong understanding of nuclear safety principles, risk assessment methodologies, and regulatory compliance requirements
- Strong project management skills, including management of third-party technical service providers
- Demonstrated leadership and management capabilities
- Alignment with Last Energy’s simplified approach to regulatory compliance
- Well regarded/received by peers in key stakeholder organizations
- Provide strategic leadership in developing and executing against a UK licensing roadmap, with the goal of acquiring a nuclear license within two years
- Act as the primary point of contact between Last Energy and the UK nuclear regulatory network, including the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR), Environment Agency (EA), and Natural Resources Wales (NRW)
- Lead the preparation and quality check the submission of regulatory filings, license applications, and safety cases, ensuring accuracy, completeness, and timeliness
- Act as the main point of contact for 3rd party licensing firms, managing budgets, schedules, and deliverable quality
- Monitor and address regulatory issues and concerns raised by internal and external stakeholders, and proactively identify and mitigate regulatory risks
- Previous experience in the nuclear industry is highly valued, but not required
Last Energy focuses on developing small nuclear power plants, providing comprehensive services for mini water-cooled reactors throughout their lifecycle. Their reactors can generate both heat and electricity, making them suitable for various industrial applications while supporting sustainability goals. By leveraging proven nuclear technology and emphasizing standardization, Last Energy aims to make nuclear power scalable and quickly deployable, which sets them apart from competitors. The company's goal is to facilitate the transition to clean energy solutions in markets that support nuclear power.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$64M
Headquarters
Washington DC, District of Columbia
Founded
2020
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Growing interest in micro nuclear plants supports Last Energy's market expansion.
- Significant funding rounds indicate strong investor confidence in Last Energy.
- Repurposing coal sites for nuclear plants aligns with global decarbonization goals.
What critics are saying
- Competition from nuclear fusion could overshadow Last Energy's fission technology.
- Geopolitical risks may affect partnerships with companies like DB Energy SA.
- Local opposition may delay the Haskell County microreactor project.
What makes Last Energy unique
- Last Energy uses proven reactor technology for small modular nuclear power plants.
- The company offers a first-of-its-kind delivery model for nuclear plant deployment.
- Last Energy provides end-to-end services for the lifecycle of mini water-cooled reactors.
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