Julia DeWahl

Julia DeWahl, cofounder of Antares, is revolutionizing energy with her vision for small nuclear micro-reactors tailored for military resilience. She discusses the nuclear renaissance fueled by AI hyperscalers and the need for regulatory reform. Julia emphasizes the shift towards 24/7 carbon-free power, highlighting the importance of nuclear alongside solar. Drawing from her experiences at SpaceX and Opendoor, she shares insights on customer obsession and the future of energy procurement. Discover why the nuclear vibe is changing!

Antares co-founders Jordan Bramble and Julia DeWahl explore the potential of mass manufacturing micro-sized nuclear reactors for abundant energy. They discuss the advantages of nuclear power, the role of hydrogen and solar energy in achieving net zero, and the challenges in deploying reactors in military and commercial markets. They also delve into the potential of micro reactors to lower electricity costs, the process of starting a nuclear company, and the hurdles involved in raising capital for nuclear projects.

Packy McCormick and Julia DeWahl discuss the past, present, and future of nuclear energy. They address the shift in perception towards nuclear energy, the impact of economic factors on its downfall, and the need for more meltdowns. They explore the connection between UFO sightings and nuclear disasters, the financial struggles of Boeing's defense space and security division, and the potential of nuclear energy in capital markets and the future.

The Untold History of Nuclear Energy explores the rise and fall of nuclear power in the 20th century. With guests Packy McCormick and Julia DeWahl, the podcast discusses the complexities of nuclear energy, the shift from military to commercial use, the development and growth of nuclear energy, the conflicting dual mandate of the Atomic Energy Commission, the impact of regulation and economics, and the challenges faced by the nuclear energy industry.

Julia DeWahl, entrepreneur with a background in startups, discusses transitioning from software to hardware, leadership lessons from SpaceX, and the exciting potential of nuclear energy. They also touch on family impact on work, choosing meaningful projects, and dispelling misconceptions about nuclear energy's safety.