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EPISODE · Mar 24, 2026 · 1H 44M

Ep 144: Emmet Penney on Nuclear Power and Data Centers: Charting the Future of American Innovation

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Welcome to another episode of DCR, where we dive deep into the biggest questions shaping the future of technology, power, and society. In today’s conversation, Kirk Offel sits down with Emmet Penney—a senior fellow at the Foundation for American Innovation and a leading voice on nuclear energy and infrastructure.Together, they tackle some of the most contentious debates facing the data center industry: energy demand, sustainability, and the role of nuclear power in the age of AI. Emmet Penney shares his personal journey into energy policy, breaking down the misconceptions around nuclear, what it takes to get new plants built, and why community support is the missing link to the next energy revolution. Kirk Offel brings his unmatched insight from inside the data center ecosystem, pushing for a future where safe, scalable, and sustainable power is not just possible—but necessary for America to lead in the fifth industrial revolution.For more about us: https://linktr.ee/overwatchmissioncritical

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