**NuScale Power Corporation** is launching a behind-the-meter power initiative aimed at energy-intensive industries facing unreliable grid support. This approach enables companies, including data centers and manufacturers, to generate electricity on-site, significantly reducing reliance on public transmission networks. By producing around-the-clock, carbon-free electricity through small modular reactors (SMRs), NuScale is targeting this segment amid increasing grid demands, such as extreme weather and AI-related power surges.
In a related effort, competitors like **Bloom Energy** and **FuelCell Energy** are also expanding their behind-the-meter offerings. Bloom provides scalable fuel cell systems that offer continuous power directly at customer sites, while FuelCell Energy targets data centers with packaged power solutions designed to mitigate limited grid capacity. As dependence on the traditional grid becomes less viable, these companies aim to provide customers with reliable, dedicated power options.
As of the latest reports, shares of NuScale Power have decreased by 45% over the past six months, and the company currently holds an average brokerage recommendation of 2.56 on a scale of 1 to 5.
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