Market Vectors Uranium + Nuclear Energy ETF

Thom Hartle – September 26, 2025

Most of the media is focused on artificial intelligence, which makes sense with all the positive predictions. There is another renaissance occurring: The administration's emphasis on reducing regulations to aid the Nuclear Power Industry's ability to come online. This is an important development as it can provide sustainable clean energy, which is needed to power the AI Industry. This post offers a simple overview of the regulatory changes and one ETF that holds Nuclear Power companies.

According to https://www.perplexity.ai/

ChangeImpact
NRC deadlines for licensing reactorsFaster deployment, less regulatory delay
Science-based radiation limitsStreamlined safety evaluations
Streamlined advanced reactor, microreactor licensingIncreased innovation and deployment
Defense/military procurement for nuclear techSupport for microreactors and advanced designs
Deregulation emphasis and export supportStronger domestic supply chain, global leadership
Strategic realignment of NRCFaster approvals, more focus on economic benefits

These regulatory changes represent one of the most ambitious pushes for nuclear energy in U.S. history, emphasizing deployment, innovation, and less regulatory burden while maintaining basic safety standards.

One ETF focusing on the Nuclear Power is VanEck Uranium + Nuclear Energy ETF (symbol: NLR).

NLR offers diversified exposure to the entire nuclear supply chain. It invests in uranium miners, companies building nuclear plants and reactors, utilities generating nuclear electricity, and nuclear technology firms.

This table details NLR Holdings (Company Name, Ticker, Exchange, as of 9/24/2025)

 NameTickerExchange
1Oklo IncOKLONYSE (U.S.)
2Constellation Energy CorpCEGNASDAQ (U.S.)
3Cameco CorpCCJNYSE (U.S.) / TSX (Canada)
4BWX Technologies IncBWXTNYSE (U.S.)
5Centrus Energy CorpLEUNYSE American (U.S.)
6NuScale Power CorpSMRNYSE (U.S.)
7Denison Mines CorpDNNNYSE American (U.S.) / TSX (Canada)
8Public Service Enterprise Group IncPEGNYSE (U.S.)
9NexGen Energy LtdNXENYSE (U.S.) / TSX (Canada)
10Uranium Energy CorpUECNYSE American (U.S.)
11NAC Kazatomprom JSCKAPLondon Stock Exchange (LSE), GDRs
12PG&E CorporationPCGNYSE (U.S.)
13CGN Power Co Ltd1816Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX)
14Energy Fuels IncUUUUNYSE American (U.S.) / TSX (Canada)
15Paladin Energy LtdPDNAustralian Securities Exchange (ASX)
16Nano Nuclear Energy IncNNENASDAQ (U.S.)
17ČEZ a.s.CEZPrague Stock Exchange
18Yellow Cake PlcYCALondon Stock Exchange (LSE)
19Fortum OyjFORTUMNasdaq Helsinki (Finland)
20Kepco E&C (Korea)52690Korea Exchange (KRX)
21CGN Mining Co Ltd1164Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX)
22Deep Yellow LtdDYLAustralian Securities Exchange (ASX)
23Silex Systems LtdSLXAustralian Securities Exchange (ASX)
24Encore Energy CorpEUNASDAQ (U.S.)
25Boss Energy LtdBOEAustralian Securities Exchange (ASX)

At the end of this post is a downloadable CQG PAC that installs a page in CQG IC or QTrader. The page displays a Quote Spreadsheet V2 that lists the stocks traded on U.S. Exchanges. Fourteen of the twenty-five stocks trade on U.S. Exchanges. Customers with additional enablements can add the symbols to the QSS V2.

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The page has a linked chart to the QSS V2 and a freestanding chart of NLR.

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The QSS V2 has a column showing the percentage change for the year. One company really stands out: Oklo Inc (symbol: OKLO). It is up nearly 500% for the year.

Requires CQG Integrated Client or CQG QTrader, data enablements for the NYSE and Nasdaq stocks.

This post was assisted by AI and reviewed by Thom Hartle.

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