X-energy

Designs the Xe-100, an 80 MWe pebble-bed high-temperature gas reactor, and makes its own TRISO-X fuel. Dow’s Long Mott project in Texas and Amazon’s Cascade project in Washington are its first plants.

HQ US HTGRData-center deal

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80 MWe↗Per module
Construction licensedLicensing stage

Facts

Source per value
DesignThe company's lead reactor design name(s) as the company or its regulator names them; semicolon-separated when it markets more than one.
Xe-100 2
TypeReactor coolant/technology family. Gas-cooled fast is separated from thermal HTGR designs; sodium-cooled includes both fast and thermal-spectrum designs.
HTGR 2
Size classDerived from published electric output per module: Micro is 20 MWe or less, Small is above 20 and up to 300 MWe, Medium is above 300 MWe. Legacy heat-only classifications use one third of thermal output as an explicit comparison convention, not a claimed electric rating.
Small 5
MWe / module MWeNet (or gross where only gross is published) electric output of one reactor module as the company or its regulator publishes it. Null for heat-only designs.
80 5
MWt / module MWtThermal output of one reactor module as published by the company or its regulator.
Not published
FuelFuel form and enrichment class as published (for example LEU UO2, HALEU TRISO, fuel salt).
TRISO-X pebbles 4
Licensing stageFurthest licensing milestone reached with any national regulator: Operating; Construction licensed (construction permit or licence issued); DOE test authorization (a test reactor authorized or built under the US Department of Energy, for example the Reactor Pilot Program or the DOME test bed); Construction under review (construction, site or creation application filed); Design approved (design certification, standard design approval or GDA completed); Design review (formal design review under way, such as UK GDA, CNSC vendor design review or a French safety-options review); Pre-licensing (pre-application engagement only).
Construction licensed 26
RegulatorsNational regulators the company has formally engaged (NRC, CNSC, ONR, ASN, and others), semicolon-separated.
NRC 2
Licensing detailThe milestones behind the licensing stage, by regulator, with dates.
Long Mott Energy (Dow) applied on 2025-03-31; NRC docketed the application on 2025-05-12, issued the environmental assessment on 2026-05-18 and approved the construction permit on 2026-11-09. Dow’s board approval of the build is the next step. 236
Latest milestoneDate of the milestone that sets the licensing stage (for example the day a construction permit was issued or an application docketed).
2026-11-09 26
First siteLocation of the first-of-a-kind commercial or demonstration unit, with the owner or host.
Long Mott, Seadrift, Texas (Dow): four Xe-100s 26
First powerYear the company or its host utility targets for first operation (criticality or commercial operation, as stated) of the first unit. A plan, not a guarantee.
Not published
OwnershipPublic (listed shares), Private (venture or privately held), Subsidiary (a unit or joint venture of a larger company) or State-owned.
Public 1
TickerExchange and ticker of the company or its listed parent.
NASDAQ: XE 1
ListedFirst trading day of the company's shares (or its listed parent's current ticker) on the exchange named in Ticker.
2026-04-24 7
FundingHeadline funding: equity raised, public listing, government cost-share awards (DOE ARDP, GAIN, Great British Nuclear and others), with amounts and dates.
Nasdaq trading began 2026-04-24 as XE; IPO settled 2026-04-27, raising approximately $1.1 billion net. 1
Data-center dealTrue when the company has a signed, announced agreement (PPA, framework, MOU, investment or capacity reservation) with a hyperscaler or data-center operator.
Yes 5
Data-center partnersHyperscalers and data-center operators the company has a signed or announced agreement with, semicolon-separated.
Amazon 5
Data-center dealsWhat each data-center or hyperscaler agreement covers: partner, type of agreement, capacity and date.
Amazon and X-energy plan more than 5 GW of Xe-100 projects in the US by 2039; the first, Energy Northwest’s Cascade facility in Washington, is planned at 960 MW from 12 reactors. 35
HQCountry of the company's headquarters.
United States 4
RegionHeadquarters region.
North America 4

Sources

  1. X-energy: first-quarter 2026 results confirm Nasdaq trading and IPO settlement accessed 2026-11-11
  2. NRC: Long Mott accessed 2026-11-11
  3. ANS: X-energy, TerraPower updates accessed 2026-11-11
  4. X-energy: $700M Series D accessed 2026-11-11
  5. Latitude Media: X-energy Series D accessed 2026-11-11
  6. Dow: Long Mott Generating Station receives NRC construction permit (2026-11-09) accessed 2026-11-11
  7. The Next Web: X-energy debuts on Nasdaq as XE (24 April 2026) accessed 2026-11-11

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