Today at London Climate Action Week 2025, Kirsty Gogan joined a key session on Energy Transition & Geopolitics, exploring innovative solutions and challenges in the global energy landscape. This session was part of Top Tier Impact’s event focused on driving capital into climate solutions and breakthrough innovation.

At the International Conference on Excellence in Nuclear Construction 2025, held in London, United Kingdom, on June 18-19, 2025, Kirsty Gogan, Founding Director and Co-Founder of Terra Praxis, delivered a joint keynote with Sam Mathew, Director, Industry Lead - UK Energy & Utilities at Microsoft. She also moderated a fireside chat with nuclear regulators Stéphanie Guénot-Bresson, Commissioner of the French Authority for Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection (ASNR), and Mark Foy, Chief Executive and Chief Nuclear Inspector at the UK Office of Nuclear Regulation (ONR).

Terra Praxis's Founding Director and Co-CEO Kirsty Gogan delivered the keynote address at the IAEA Stakeholder Engagement Conference in Vienna, Austria, on 27 May 2025. Her speech, titled "From Mega Projects to Mass Manufacturing: A New Nuclear Paradigm," called for a fundamental transformation in how nuclear projects are developed and deployed to meet global demand.

Michael Drury, Managing Director at LucidCatalyst, represented Terra Praxis at the Innovation Zero World Congress held in London on April 29-30, 2025. He spoke as part of a panel on green taxonomies and red tape in nuclear, discussing innovations like SMRs and HALEU and their role in decarbonising the power supply to meet net zero targets.

On April 23, 2025, Kirsty Gogan joined industry leaders and parliamentary stakeholders at a breakfast reception hosted by Energy UK at the House of Commons to explore the economic opportunities unlocked by nuclear power. The event coincided with the release of a new report from Energy UK and EDF, emphasizing nuclear energy’s pivotal role in supporting the UK’s clean power mission and boosting economic growth.

Kirsty Gogan, Founding Director and Co-CEO of Terra Praxis, participated in the "Growing Nuclear Capacity to Power Tomorrow" panel at the Hello Tomorrow Global Summit in Paris, discussing how innovative nuclear approaches like SMRs and Terra Praxis’s REPOWER model can accelerate decarbonization and energy security.

Part of a joint series by the Bipartisan Policy Center and Terra Praxis, a second blog by John Jacobs and Jon-Michael Murray has now been published, focusing on how to streamline nuclear power plant construction. By promoting standardization, embracing modular construction, and reducing regulatory burdens, we can make coal-to-nuclear transitions feasible and economically viable.

Read the latest article from World Nuclear News reporting on the first-ever public session on nuclear energy at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2025 and the launch of the Ten-Terawatt Initiative (TTI). Kirsty Gogan, Founding Director and Co-CEO of Terra Praxis, who chaired the panel ''Road to Tripling Nuclear Capacity'', emphasized that ''if there is to be a tripling of nuclear capacity, we must fundamentally transform the way that we design and deliver nuclear energy.''

Terra Praxis today launched the Ten-Terawatt Initiative (TTI) at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos. The Ten-Terawatt Initiative (TTI) is a fundamental redirect in our global energy system to maximize the use of existing infrastructure, triple the world’s energy supply, and create unprecedented global economic growth —without emissions.

Following a successful collaboration throughout 2024 between Terra Praxis and the World Economic Forum, Kirsty Gogan chaired the first-ever public session focused on nuclear energy at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland, January 20-24 2025.‍‍

Released today, "The Path to a New Era for Nuclear Energy'' is a new report by the International Energy Agency (IEA), to which Terra Praxis is pleased to have contributed. The report shows the fresh impetus behind nuclear in the form of new policies, projects, investments and technological advances, such as small modular reactors (SMRs). It provides a comprehensive assessment of the current situation, identifying the major challenges that need to be addressed to build on the current momentum and enable a new era to take hold. This includes insights on how to finance new nuclear projects while ensuring reliable and diversified supply chains for building and fuelling them.

The next generation of energy technologies is coming online, delivering energy that is more affordable, reliable and cleaner than ever before. But what happens to the older generation of power plants as they reach the end of their operational lives? What if those closures directly affected your livelihood — or the economy of your town? This is the challenge facing the power industry today. Nearly a quarter of coal plants in the U.S. are scheduled to be shuttered by 2029, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

On December 3rd, Eric Ingersoll, Founding Director and Co-CEO of the nonprofit Terra Praxis, will be the speaker for the MIT Club of Northern California (MITCNC) webinar, moderated by Ray A. Rothrock, Terra Praxis Board of Directors member, and an American venture capitalist and philanthropist focused on securing energy solutions for the 21st century. Eric will share a strategy and the progress underway to enable 10 TWe of clean energy to be deployed in 10 years, starting in 2030. He will provide a practical approach for repurposing coal plants - as well as other industrial energy infrastructure - cost-effectively, quickly and at scale.

Recent article by Lee Harris in the Financial Times highlights Microsoft's partnership with Terra Praxis to develop an AI tool designed to streamline nuclear site permits, potentially reducing costs and timelines significantly. This innovative AI utilizes existing regulatory documents to generate new license applications, which could cut the time for drafting early site permit applications from years to just hours or days. At Terra Praxis, we see this solution as a powerful way to address challenges such as AI's electricity demands, accelerating clean energy adoption, and repurposing fossil fuel infrastructure. Notably, the tool is capable of operating outside the US and has been tested in various languages and regulatory contexts.

Part of a joint series by the Bipartisan Policy Center and Terra Praxis, the blog written by John Jacobs and Jon-Michael Murray highlights how growing energy demand, advances in reactor technology, and recent legislative and regulatory progress are fueling the momentum that could open the door to repowering retiring coal plants with nuclear.

Terra Praxis announces U.S. Government-Funded Coal-to-Nuclear Project in Ukraine, Generative AI Capabilities with Microsoft, and Global Framework with the World Economic Forum to Deliver Fast, Low-Cost, and Scalable Nuclear Deployment.

Terra Praxis offers AI for licensing capabilities to accelerate repowering of hundreds of retired coal plant sites with advanced nuclear, following collaboration with Microsoft.

Today, the World Economic Forum published a new blog Accelerating new nuclear and small modular reactor deployment, authored by Kirsty Gogan, Founding Director and Co-CEO of Terra Praxis, and Kristen Panerali, Head of Clean Power and Electrification at the World Economic Forum. The blog addresses the growing demand for clean energy, fueled by electrification, the adoption of artificial intelligence, and expansion in emerging markets. As countries work to move away from carbon-intensive energy sources like coal, the urgency for advanced clean energy solutions intensifies. It emphasizes a new global framework designed to accelerate the deployment of advanced nuclear technology, aiming to unite stakeholders around key actions for harnessing carbon-free heat and power.

The World Economic Forum, in collaboration with Accenture, Terra Praxis, and other stakeholders across the clean energy ecosystem, has released a framework to accelerate the deployment of advanced nuclear and SMRs to help meet rising global demand for clean energy. The publication A Collaborative Framework for Accelerating Advanced Nuclear and Small Modular Reactor Deployment serves as a tool to align stakeholders on actions within nine priority areas.

The World Economic Forum (WEF) convenes leading figures from political, business, cultural, and other sectors to influence global, regional, and industry agendas. Terra Praxis and the World Economic Forum "Clean Power, Grids, and Electrification" team has been engaged in a series of activities throughout 2024 aimed at developing a strategy for enhancing investment in scalable advanced nuclear technologies while ensuring that these investments deliver broader social, economic, and environmental benefits.

Terra Praxis's REPOWER strategy is featured in the recent NucNet article, "The Promises and Pitfalls of a Potential Energy Revolution." The article highlights that coal-to-nuclear transitions offer a promising yet complex route for nations aiming for sustainable energy futures, with hundreds of sites available for reactor conversion. It also emphasizes that securing funding and effectively utilizing incentives will be crucial for success.

The conference provided an international forum to take stock of progress and discuss the opportunities, challenges and enabling conditions for the accelerated development and deployment of safe and secure SMRs. It gathered together potential users and operators; regulatory bodies; relevant industries and technology holders; government officials; technical support organizations; representatives of international organizations; and technical and legal experts working in all areas of SMRs and nuclear power programmes.

Terra Praxis was proud to join REPOWER Consortium partners Anthropocene Institute, Holtec International,  Constellation Energy, and others in hosting Nuclear Symposium: Uplifting Humanity, during Climate Week NYC, the biggest annual climate event of its kind. Speakers from White House Climate Policy Office, U.S. Department of Energy, The Ghanaian Energy Ministry, The Nature Conservancy, Cornell University, the U.S. Export-Import Bank, New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), and Charles Oppenheimer spoke to a standing-room-only audience of hundreds during the one-day event.

This documentary examines the worldwide comeback of nuclear energy and its critical role in shaping future energy landscapes. This timely exploration comes as countries globally reassess their energy policies in light of climate change concerns and energy security challenges. Terra Praxis Co-CEO, Kirsty Gogan, was among the experts who was interviewed for this insightful documentary.

Terra Praxis Co-CEO, Kirsty Gogan, chaired a key panel at the second Ministerial Conference on "Roadmaps to New Nuclear", hosted by the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency. The invitation-only meeting of Ministers, CEOs, Heads of nuclear associations and first movers created a collaborative space for like-minded countries to rebuild the leadership needed for nuclear energy new build projects, where governments and industry can advance international collaboration, deliver on their national priorities more effectively, and chart the path towards delivering new nuclear energy construction at the scale and speed required to meet the growing global need for nuclear energy.

Terra Praxis was honored to participate and contribute to this invitation only conference, where the current impediments and potential solutions to enable nuclear power as part of the clean energy transition were discussed. The conference brought together prominent stakeholders from the global nuclear industry, policy makers, financial institutions, and academia, Terra Praxis was the only non-profit organization invited. The discussions served as a key input for a report the IEA is preparing scheduled for launch in early 2025.

Terra Praxis participated as an expert speaker, at the World Nuclear Association workshop for the Energy End-Users Panel in Paris, focusing on how small modular reactors (SMRs) can help decarbonize energy-intensive industries. Key discussions included the challenges and financing of SMR projects, with insights aimed at enhancing collaboration among nuclear industry stakeholders.

Terra Praxis and REPOWER Consortium members hosted a roundtable that gathered leading experts in nuclear energy to help develop the global strategy for the transition to clean energy and the essential role of nuclear energy.

Terra Praxis Co-CEO, Kirsty Gogan, chaired the first meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) ATLAS initiative at Lloyd's Register in London. The Atomic Technology Licensed for Applications at Sea (ATLAS), to be launched in 2025, is an initiative to establish a framework to enable safe & secure deployment of peaceful civil nuclear applications at sea.

World Nuclear Association, in collaboration with White & Case LLP, hosted the first workshop of WNA's. This event fostered exchanges on key topics, providing an excellent opportunity to reflect on the potential of using SMRs to decarbonize the industry, the needs of energy-intensive sectors, the challenges that may be raised at the front end and the back end of these projects, and some of the potential structures and financing schemes that could be considered. The insights gained from this workshop will contribute to advance the dialogue among all the relevant stakeholders and will inform the agenda for the next meetings of the EEU Panel, as well as future joint sessions with other World Nuclear Association working groups, and the World Nuclear Symposium.