“The Summit built critical momentum for advanced nuclear and our global efforts to tackle climate change. The demand for clean energy is huge and the timeframe for decarbonization is short. This commitment of global leaders serves as a valuable starting point to double-down our efforts to design and implement scalable solutions that can be deployed by 2030,” stated Kirsty Gogan.

Terra Praxis' Beautiful Nuclear was featured at SXSW as part of the Beautiful Nuclear Exhibit hosted by Anthropocene, Generation Atomic, and Mothers for Nuclear. The exhibit showcased art celebrating how nuclear energy can help achieve all 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

At the COP28 conference in Dubai, 22 countries, including the U.S., UK, Japan, South Korea, and France, signed a declaration that recognizes “the key role of nuclear energy in achieving global net-zero” and pledged to triple their nuclear capacity by 2050. The measure indicates an emerging global consensus on the critical role of nuclear power in energy transition. This webinar explored the future of small modular reactors' (SMRs) deployment in the context of the European energy transition.

Once a year, the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission joins with colleagues and representatives from international bodies, government agencies, non-governmental organizations, industry, and interested members of the public for an immersive multi-day conference focused on the most pressing issues in the nuclear field. Terra Praxis Founding Partner and Co-CEO, Kirsty Gogan was invited as expert speaker for the workshop.

The workshop assessed recent progress in SMR deployment and discussed how different policy frameworks, deployment strategies, and delivery models will influence the overall economics of SMRs. Additionally, the event drew insights from comparable industries that have achieved cost reductions through serial construction, identifying potential approaches for SMR projects. Eric Ingersoll, Founding Director and Co-CEO, was one of the expert speakers for the workshop.

Terra Praxis Founding Partner and Co-CEO, Kirsty Gogan, was a speaker at this 3-day conference which focused on identifying and overcoming the barriers standing in the way of accelerating the global energy transition – from policy and regulation to finance and governance, from energy efficiency and shifting demand to capability, people and skills.

Our partner from Bryden Wood was invited to speak on Day 2 of the summit for the session: "Riding the Wave: A Breakthrough Vision for Scaling Construction".

The series features interviews with more than 30 top thought leaders, including journalist Michael Shellenberger, historian Patty Limerick, political scientist Roger Pielke Jr., civil rights leader Jennifer Hernandez, nuclear activist Chris Keefer, author Meredith Angwin, former IEA director Nobuo Tanaka, World Nuclear Association Director General Sama Bilbao y León, Campaign for a Green Nuclear Deal founder Madi Hilly, Terra Praxis Founding Partner and Co-CEO Kirsty Gogan, and many others. Each episode spotlights the misplaced incentives and excessive spending on weather-dependent generation sources that have weakened the grid and made electricity less affordable and less reliable in the U.S. and around the world.

At the COP28 Climate Conference in December 2023, more than 20 countries—including the US, the UK, France and Sweden—signed a declaration committing to a tripling of nuclear capacity by 2050.

"I am delighted to share that I have started a new role at Microsoft as the Director of Nuclear Technologies," Manoharan said. "Microsoft is proud to be part of the global effort to decarbonize the electricity sector and empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more. I am eager to contribute to this vision!"

Visit the Microsoft Experience Center in Singapore to see the Terra Praxis - Microsoft collaboration in action. There you will be able to see the interactive exhibit and explore how you can REPOWER and decarbonize coal power plants, the single largest source of carbon emissions.

On December 12, The Wall Street Journal featured Microsoft's leadership in advancing nuclear to meet energy demand and how "the tech company aims to expedite the nuclear regulatory process using AI". The article, "Microsoft Targets Nuclear to Power AI Operations", describes how Microsoft and Terra Praxis are working to speed the nuclear project site permitting process using AI. "Microsoft employees provide the coding; Terra Praxis supplies nuclear regulatory expertise".

Terra Praxis Founding Partner and Co-CEO Eric Ingersoll spoke at Enlit Europe on repowering coal-fired plants with advanced nuclear sources and streamlining these processes with AI and digital solutions.

Terra Praxis welcomes the leadership being demonstrated by Microsoft in recognizing the critical role of advanced nuclear in the clean energy transition. On “Energy Day” at COP28, Microsoft published a comprehensive new policy brief on the vital role of nuclear energy in meeting our clean energy goals: “Accelerating a Carbon-Free Future: Microsoft Policy Brief on Advanced Nuclear and Fusion Energy.” The strategic collaboration with Terra Praxis and its work on REPOWER is cited as an example of how Microsoft is leveraging digital technology to support an inclusive decarbonized energy system.

Terra Praxis joined global leaders in addressing the climate emergency. Our purpose there was to share how, backed by collaborative partnerships, we plan to achieve our vision of universal access to affordable, reliable, and clean energy that empowers people and protects nature. 

For third year in a row Vox has included Terra Praxis among 11 of the most high-impact, cost-effective, evidence-based organizations fighting climate change.

Terra Praxis and partners participated in this 3-day conference that gathered 15,000 energy professionals, 700 exhibitors, and 500 speakers who presented on the latest industry developments helping to accelerate the energy transition.

Achieving Net Zero carbon emissions by 2050 will require large scale deployment of all low carbon energy sources, including nuclear power. Various studies confirm that nuclear power has a significant role to play in combating climate change and meeting increasing energy demand worldwide, but this will require that nuclear power plants be deployed at a larger scale than is currently the case. The international deployment of floating nuclear power plants (FNPPs) offers new opportunities but also presents challenges, including the evaluation of international and national legal issues and institutional aspects. Terra Praxis' Co-CEO, Kirsty Gogan, was invited to give remarks and moderate the opening session on: The Emerging Potential of Floating Nuclear Power Plants.

The Annual Summit brought together around 200 C-suite leaders from across the maritime spectrum to address the most pressing issues facing the industry. Invitees were selected to ensure an adequate representation of the entire maritime value chain and give each segment, geography and stakeholder group an equal say in the proceedings. Terra Praxis Founding Partner and Co-CEO, Kirsty Gogan, was among this select target audience and an invited speaker.

This summit aimed to help the UK supply chain make the most of the opportunities in these programs worth hundreds of billions of pounds over the coming decades, supporting long-term growth, skilled jobs and enabling innovation while moving the UK towards net zero emissions. It brought together experts, manufacturers from across the country and leaders of the UK’s major nuclear programs, including Terra Praxis' Co-CEO, Kirsty Gogan.

Terra Praxis participated in the IAEA 2nd Conference on Climate Change. The conference themes included the mitigation challenge and implications for the energy sector; the climate-resilience of energy systems; the roles of existing, evolutionary, and innovative nuclear power systems as well as the integration of nuclear–renewable energy systems; enabling environments for realizing the full potential of nuclear power; and international cooperation and stakeholder engagement.

The mining and burning of coal is worsening the effects of the climate crisis. We all know that. However, can we do something about the coal processing plants themselves? Can these dirty coal plants be retrofitted to process fossil-free energy instead of dirty energy? It may surprise you to know that the answer is yes. This article was written by Anthropocene for We Don't Have Time, after the Reuters SMR & Advanced Reactor Conference, where Kirsty Gogan highlighted the need to optimize existing infrastructure, utilize current transmission systems, transfer skills, and act swiftly to mitigate risks of the energy transition.

During London International Shipping Week, Lloyd's Register hosted a by-invitation-only reception focused on the pressing issue of ‘sustainable shipping – investment & implementation for the here & now.’ The expert speakers and panelists delved into crucial sessions designed to empower the audience with knowledge and strategies to navigate the challenges of sustainable shipping. Terra Praxis Founding Partner and Co-CEO was one of expert speakers invited to join the session and reception.

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This film takes us on a journey to discover the possibilities that lie ahead as we address climate change in a pragmatic, non-polarized manner and transition to a new energy future. Kirsty Gogan was among the expert contributors.

In August 2023, UKT News chose Terra Praxis to be featured in their Startup Showcase. This article perfectly informs on why and by whom Terra Praxis was founded, what we do, and how we work.

Terra Praxis' Senior Vice-President, Jon Guidroz, was present at Fed Supernova. This event connected entrepreneurs, government, and industry together to collaborate on dual-use solutions that put commercial technology in the hands of the Department of Defense. The 3-day event accelerated defense innovation by creating a unique, once-a-year opportunity for the entire ecosystem to converge with a shared mission in the hottest innovation hub in the country.

Houston is known as the energy capital of the world to many, and major players — from the mayor to corporations — are determined to translate that leadership to the energy transition. With that in mind, Microsoft has launched its own hub to celebrate the movement, featuring Terra Praxis, among other strategic partners.

How we heat our homes is set to radically change as the UK government phases out gas boilers? But can changing the technology we use every day help us reduce greenhouse gases and stop climate change? BBC investigates if it’s possible to heat our homes by replacing oil and gas boilers with new green alternatives, whether the country is ready to build an entirely low-carbon electricity network, and if we can do it all before the government’s net zero target of 2050. Kirsty Gogan was interviewed to provide a potential answer to these staggering questions.

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Clean Air Task Force offered a three-day course for key leaders “Nuclear Energy in a Low-Carbon Future: Key Facts and Issues” on August 1–3, 2023. The course was organized by Terra Praxis Board Member, Jacopo Buongiorno, Tokyo Electric Power Company Professor in Nuclear Engineering and director of science and technology for the university’s Nuclear Reactor Laboratory. Terra Praxis' Co-CEO, Eric Ingersoll and Jacopo Buongiorno gave a lecture on the topic of the 'Cost Challenge'.

The IEEE Symposium on Fusion Engineering (SOFE) is a biennial conference with a focus on fusion excellence. SOFE2023 was held in Oxford and it has only been the second time that it has taken place outside of the US, the first time it has been in Europe. The event was hosted by the UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) and brought the global fusion community together. Terra Praxis' Founding Partner and Co-CEO, Kirsty Gogan, gave a talk on "Developing a fast, low-cost, and repeatable system to decarbonize the global coal fleet with fission and fusion by 2050".