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The Range Nuclear Renaissance Index ETF seeks to replicate the returns of an underlying benchmark index. This index is composed of companies operating within the nuclear fuel and energy sector, specifically those involved in cutting-edge reactor development, power generation, infrastructure construction and maintenance, and/or the supply of nuclear fuel. The fund typically allocates a minimum of 80% of its net assets to equities of these nuclear industry firms. This ETF employs a non-diversified investment strategy.
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The quickest way to add nuclear power to the U.S. grid is to get more out of the reactors already running. Over the past month, Google (GOOG) and Amazon (AMZN) signed agreements backing nearly 1.2 GW of uprates at existing plants.
Recent weakness across nuclear energy ETFs represents a market dislocation in the industry. While public equities have pulled back year to date, strong regulatory tailwinds and massive private sector funding suggest that short-term price pressure has created a compelling entry point for long-term investors.
Google and Constellation's 3.59-GW nuclear deal signals a long-term industry shift, putting nuclear ETFs in focus as AI drives demand for reliable power.
VettaFi recently sat down with Range Fund Holdings Founder Tim Rotolo to analyze the nuclear sector outlook, discussing recent headwinds, why he views 2026 as a “year of digestion rather than deterioration,” and where the strongest demand drivers lie across the nuclear value chain.
As advisors consider tax-loss harvesting, nuclear energy ETFs are a good place to start. With nuclear energy ETFs down in recent months after a strong start to the year, investors can sell current positions to harvest losses and enhance exposure to the space.