ROTH brings uranium, fuel and fusion companies to New York investor conference

ROTH Capital Partners will host its inaugural Emerging Nuclear Technology Conference on Oct. 1 at 1 Hotel Central Park in New York, putting institutional investors in meetings with companies across uranium mining, fuel, reactors and fusion. B2i Digital is the marketing partner for the event, which features a keynote, lunch panel and one-on-one investor sessions.

Why it matters: - The event brings together companies spanning the nuclear value chain, from uranium mining to fuel production, reactors, waste disposal and fusion. - Institutional investors get a concentrated look at emerging nuclear technologies as demand grows for power sources that can support AI, data centers and other energy-intensive uses. - The conference is invitation-only, so access is limited to approved attendees.

What happened: - B2i Digital is the marketing partner for the inaugural ROTH Emerging Nuclear Technology Conference, which ROTH Capital Partners will host on Oct. 1, 2026, at 1 Hotel Central Park in New York City. - B2i Digital is promoting the conference and participating companies to a media network that the company says reaches 330 million people monthly and 1.7 million investors. - The event includes one-on-one and small-group investor meetings from 9 a.m. to noon and from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. - Jay Yu, founder and executive chairman of NANO Nuclear Energy, opens the day with an 8:40 a.m. keynote. - Craig Irwin, managing director and senior research analyst for sustainability at ROTH, moderates a 12:05 p.m. fireside chat with Kevin McGurn, interim CEO of Trump Media & Technology Group, which is TAE Technologies’ pending merger partner. - A panel featuring executives from Hadron Energy, Deep Isolation, SuperCritical Materials and Terra Innovatum follows at 12:45 p.m. - A cocktail reception closes the program at 4 p.m.

The details: - Confirmed participants as of Sept. 28, 2026, include public and private companies across the nuclear sector. - Anfield Energy develops uranium and vanadium projects in Utah, Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico and owns the Shootaring Canyon Mill in Utah. - Denison Mines focuses on uranium mining, development and exploration in the Athabasca Basin in northern Saskatchewan, including its Wheeler River project. - Jaguar Uranium is developing uranium assets in Argentina and Colombia. - Uranium Energy is a U.S. uranium producer with in-situ recovery hub-and-spoke platforms in Wyoming and South Texas. - Centrus Energy supplies nuclear fuel and services and produces high-assay, low-enriched uranium in Piketon, Ohio. - SuperCritical Materials is developing industrial-scale nuclear fuel production infrastructure to expand future fuel availability. - Deep Fission is developing small modular pressurized water reactors designed to operate a mile underground. - Terrestrial Energy is developing the Integral Molten Salt Reactor plant, a Generation IV small modular reactor for industrial heat and power. - Hadron Energy is developing Halo, a micro modular reactor designed for factory manufacturing and deployment at data centers and critical infrastructure. - NANO Nuclear Energy develops microreactors, including KRONOS MMR and ZEUS, along with nuclear fuel fabrication and transportation businesses. - Terra Innovatum Global is developing SOLO, a micro-modular reactor for data centers, remote communities, mining, defense and other off-grid users. - Deep Isolation develops permanent disposal solutions for spent nuclear fuel using directional boreholes drilled deep into host rock. - TAE Technologies, founded in 1998 and based in Foothill Ranch, California, is developing commercial fusion power and has agreed to merge with Trump Media & Technology Group. - The Air Force Office of Energy Assurance identifies and develops energy resilience solutions for Department of the Air Force installations. - Event details and company profiles are available here. - Registration is invitation-only and subject to ROTH approval; requests can be submitted here or by email to registration@roth.com.

Between the lines: - The attendee mix shows how nuclear investing now spans near-term fuel supply, next-generation reactors, waste management and fusion, not just traditional mining. - The conference timing in New York and the investor-meeting format suggest ROTH is using the event as a capital-markets matchmaking venue, not just an industry summit. - B2i Digital’s pitch centers on moving companies from media exposure to direct investor meetings.

What's next: - Companies and investors will meet throughout the Oct. 1 program, with the lineup subject to change. - B2i Digital says more Featured Companies, Featured Experts and future conferences are available at b2idigital.com. - ROTH and B2i Digital will likely continue using targeted sector events to connect growth companies with investors.

The bottom line: - The conference is a tightly focused snapshot of where nuclear capital is flowing now: uranium, fuel, advanced reactors, waste and fusion.