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Research built on data collected in-house.

Every dataset, tracker and model we publish is built from primary records: regulatory dockets, company filings, government awards and project disclosures. None of it is licensed from a data vendor, and you won't find it on a terminal.

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100+Companies covered
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Independent research on nuclear, uranium, power and photonics. No ratings, price targets or recommendations.

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Our data

Original work, not a repackaged feed.

Trackers sold by data vendors count announcements. We separate what is announced from what is financed, licensed and building, and we keep the record current as it changes.

  1. i.

    Collect

    Dockets, filings, loan and grant awards, and commission records. Trade press finds the event; the record confirms it.

  2. ii.

    Separate

    Project capital apart from parent and state funding. Signed offtake apart from memoranda.

  3. iii.

    Grade

    Confirmed, Reported or blank on every field, with a dated log of each change.

  4. iv.

    Test

    Announced dates run against how long early reactors have actually taken to build.

Announced versus expected: 25 grid-scale reactor projects

SMR/MMR Pipeline Tracker, re-verified 9 Nov 2026. Hover or tap a row.

Announced versus SEQH expected grid connection, 25 grid-scale projectsEach row is one project. A ring marks the developer's announced operation date, a dot marks the SEQH central estimate, and a band shows the SEQH fast to slow range.
Projects with no announced date show the SEQH range only. Estimates are SEQH's, from the schedule model in the tracker workbook.
31.85GWe

announced grid-scale capacity in the November census

2.3%

of it backed by committed project-level capital

69.7%

with no stated operation date

1.20vs 3.55 GWe

connected by end-2032, SEQH central case vs announcedSEQH EST

Where the 31.85 GWe sits

  • Under construction · 6 projects1.20 GWe
  • Licensed, not building · 20.35 GWe
  • Application under review · 31.22 GWe
  • Development or agreement · 1429.08 GWe

By project stage. 25 grid-scale projects, 9 Nov 2026.

How much of it has money behind it

  • Tier A, committed project capital0.72 GWe
  • Tier B, partial, such as awarded cost share7.06 GWe
  • Tier C, none disclosed24.07 GWe

By financing tier. Parent-company cash is never counted as project capital.

Source: SEQH SMR/MMR Pipeline Tracker, November 2026. Built from NRC, CNSC, DOE and company records; every input is in the workbook.

Who we serve

Institutions and family offices, with an outside research team kept current.

We work with institutional investors and family offices that want primary-record research on nuclear, the fuel cycle, power and photonics without building the dataset themselves.

Work arrives as files your team can test, not a view to take on trust.

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A project-level dataset in Excel with the model exposed, a data dictionary and a dated change log, plus a short note on what moved.

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A short note when a tracked project or company changes stage: a permit, a final investment decision, a financing, a slip or a cancellation.

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A report and working model on a company, project or thesis you define, or record checks on a counterparty's licensing, funding and offtake.

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Direct calls with the analyst who built the work, to go through the assumptions or test a question.

What a delivery looks like

Every number traces to a dated document.

Excel with live formulas, a sourced report, and monthly updates against the same definitions, so the series stays comparable over time.

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SEQH_SMR_Pipeline_Tracker_Nov2026.xlsx
IDProjectMWeStageTierAnnouncedSEQH centralGrade
CA-01Darlington Unit 1300CONAby end-2030H2 2032Confirmed
US-02Kemmerer Unit 1345CONBby end-2030H2 2032Confirmed
US-05Hermes 250CONBby end-2030H2 2032Confirmed
US-01Clinch River Unit 1300LICBby end-2032H2 2034Confirmed
US-08Pioneer 1 & 2600REVBby end-2032late 2034Confirmed
US-03Long Mott320REVBblanklate 2034Confirmed

Change log, 29 Sep 2026: Clinch River Unit 1 moved from application review to licensed after the NRC issued its construction permit following a 14-month review. Financing tier unchanged at B.

Excerpt from the November tracker, shown as delivered. Rows are real records.

Recent research

Two recent pieces, method shown.

Both come with the workbook behind them. Samples go out by email on request.

Tracker and dataset16 pages9 Nov 2026

SMR/MMR Pipeline Tracker: committed capital, licensing progress and expected timing

A re-verified census of 41 small and micro reactor records. It separates committed project capital from parent and government funding, grades offtake by how binding it is, and tests every announced date against the delivery record of first-of-a-kind reactors.

2.3%
of 31.85 GWe announced has committed project capital
69.7%
of capacity has no stated operation date
1.20
GWe connected by end-2032 in our central case, vs 3.55 announced
Company report and model12 pages9 Nov 2026

Pursuit Attractions and Hospitality (PRSU): fewer visitors, higher prices in 2026

Pursuit's reported results set against public visitation data from Parks Canada, the US National Park Service, Statistics Canada and Keflavík airport, covering price and volume, hotel occupancy, currency exposure and what the 2030 targets require.

−2.4%
Q3 2026 same-store visitors
+9.1%
Q3 2026 same-store ticket price
92.3%
Q3 2026 hotel occupancy
SEQH-EQ-2026-005SIVE: Cross-Vertical Option ValueSEQH-EQ-2026-006LITE: Optical Supercycle ElasticitySEQH-EQ-2026-008Laser Enrichment Photonics TAMSEQH-EQ-2026-009Western Photon SovereigntySEQH-EQ-2026-011SIVE: Pipeline DeconstructionSEQH-EQ-2026-012ASPI / QLE: The Silicon-28 MonopolySEQH-EQ-2026-013SIVE: Dilution by DesignSEQH-EQ-2026-014York Space Systems' Acquisition of ALL.SPACESEQH-EQ-2026-015Jaguar Uranium Corp.SEQH-EQ-2026-016SIVE: FX Translation BridgeSEQH-EQ-2026-017Top 25 Photonics Watchlist Into Q4 2026SEQH-EQ-2026-018Hyperscaler Nuclear PPA EconomicsSEQH-EQ-2026-019The Erbium Chokepoint
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Coverage

Four areas, followed every market day.

Tickers are names we have published on. Coverage is not a view on any security.

Nuclear and advanced reactors

Licensing dockets, DOE cost share and loans, construction progress, offtake contracts, and announced timelines set against what early reactors have taken.

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Uranium and the fuel cycle

Mine development and permitting, conversion and enrichment capacity, HALEU supply, isotopes, and the contracting between them.

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Power and the grid

Data-centre load, hedged and contracted generation, state rules on large loads, interconnection, and behind-the-meter supply.

VSTCEGBENBIS

Photonics

Indium phosphide lasers, optical transceivers and their inputs, including supply concentration in erbium and other materials.

LITESIVEPOET

Standards

Every field carries a grade.

The same rules apply to a newsletter line and to a project dataset. Where the record is thin, we say so.

Confirmed
Two or more independent sources agree.
Reported
One source only, shown and marked as such.
Blank
Not disclosed. Left empty, never filled in silently.
SEQH est.
Our estimate, with inputs and method in the workbook.

SEQH Capital Research publishes research only. We do not issue ratings, price targets or buy, sell or hold recommendations, in investor work or in issuer-sponsored coverage. Corrections run in the next edition.

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  • MovesPrice and volume across the coverage list, with the reason where one is on record.
  • Filings and docketsNew 8-Ks, NRC and DOE actions, state commission orders.
  • Dates aheadEarnings, regulatory deadlines and data releases.

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