🔋⚡Boston Strategies at NEI’s Nuclear Energy Financing Summit — New York City

Boston Strategies will be attending the Nuclear Energy Institute’s Nuclear Energy Financing Summit (NEI) in New York City on January 27, 2026—a critical forum for accelerating investment in nuclear energy. 

As global electricity demand rises sharply—driven by the AI revolution, electrification, and clean energy targets—nuclear power is increasingly seen as an essential solution. Financing new nuclear projects, however, depends on solving one core issue: cost overruns, which are often rooted in supply chain risk. 

📉Cost overruns remain the main reason more new plants have not been built. In most cases, these overruns are caused by supply chain volatility, including long lead items, constrained manufacturing capacity, price escalation, and procurement delays. 

Reducing supply chain risk is one of the most direct ways to make nuclear projects bankable. 

Boston Strategies provides a structured and proven process, supported by a specialized software tool, to de-risk nuclear plant supply chains at the Bill-of-Materials (BoM) level, enabling early intervention and capital protection. 

Our approach helps stakeholders: 

• Predict supply price escalation throughout the Bill of Material 

• Anticipate material, component, and service shortages 

• Quantify capital at risk 

• Take mitigation actions early to protect returns 

If you would like to discuss nuclear financing, supply chain resilience, or localization strategies, please reach out to schedule a meeting.