Randall

Randall

Contributor

Contributor

Washington, DC, USA

Washington, DC, USA

Advancing energy security through technology and innovation

Advancing energy security through technology and innovation

Schmollinger

Schmollinger

  • Policy Paper

    Planetary Resilience

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Washington, DC, USA

Randall Schmollinger is the Founder and CEO of Aule Materials, where he works at the intersection of artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing, and nuclear energy. He has a background in AI engineering and public policy, with a focus on translating emerging technologies into practical solutions for government and industry. His work spans U.S. energy policy, federal research and development, technology commercialization, and public procurement, including partnerships with national laboratories and government agencies. He holds a Master’s degree in Security Studies and is particularly interested in energy security, industrial resilience, and international cooperation through advanced nuclear technologies, digital engineering, and evidence-based policy.

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The Nuclear Renaissance : How the Economics of Energy Finally Changed

The Nuclear Renaissance : How the Economics of Energy Finally Changed

The paper explores the growing pressures on the global energy system, including rising electricity demand, geopolitical instability, and disruptions to traditional fossil-fuel supply chains. Against this backdrop, nuclear energy has emerged as a promising source of reliable, low-carbon electricity, supported by advances in reactor technology and renewed investment from governments and corporations.

The paper explores the growing pressures on the global energy system, including rising electricity demand, geopolitical instability, and disruptions to traditional fossil-fuel supply chains. Against this backdrop, nuclear energy has emerged as a promising source of reliable, low-carbon electricity, supported by advances in reactor technology and renewed investment from governments and corporations.