Tracking the energy behind AI.
AI needs gigawatts. The grid can't keep up. A new industry of reactor developers, fuel suppliers, and dealmakers is racing to power the data center buildout — ROIFLO maps who they are, who funds them, and when the electrons actually arrive.
Who's building the power supply for AI.
Reactor developers, fuel suppliers, and enabling software — with the funding, backers, and honest delivery outlook. Updated as the market moves.
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The ROIFLO Brief
Funding rounds, PPAs, NRC milestones, fuel supply moves — translated into plain English, with the one question that matters: when do the electrons actually arrive? No hype, no jargon walls.
The buyers are searching. Do you show up?
Hyperscaler energy teams, utilities, and investors increasingly start their research in search engines and AI assistants. When they ask "who can power a data center by 2030?" — the companies in the answer get the meetings.
ROIFLO runs visibility audits for companies in the nuclear and energy buildout: how you appear across Google, ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini — what's missing, what's wrong, and the three fixes that matter. Built by Nullnosis, the studio behind this tracker.
Request an audit — free intro callWhy ROIFLO exists.
AI's growth is now an energy story. The companies solving it — reactor builders, fuel suppliers, grid dealmakers — are moving faster than the coverage explaining them. ROIFLO tracks the space with an operator's questions: who's funded, who can deliver, and when.
ROIFLO is built and written by Richie Dasilva, founder of Nullnosis, a studio focused on how companies get found — by search engines, AI engines, and the people with checkbooks.