Real Holdings Nuclear Energy Doc
Real Holdings International Inc. is a Delaware-based private equity firm investing in health, water, real estate, telecommunication, and energy sectors across the African Continent owned by Joshua Davis. Established in 2016, the firm has created a name for exceptional services, proven strategies, and management excellence. Click on the shared PDF above and get detail information.
Real Holdings International Inc. is a Delaware-based private equity firm investing in health, water, real estate, telecommunication, and energy sectors across the African Continent owned by Joshua Davis. Established in 2016, the firm has created a name for exceptional services, proven strategies, and management excellence. Click on the shared PDF above and get detail information.
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Real Holdings Nuclear Energy Portfolio
Introduction
Real holdings is a private equity fund that’s raising debt & equity capital to invest in
development critical capital projects like Energy, Water, Telecommunications,
Transportation & Healthcare. The fund’s regional focus is Africa, followed by other
developing countries, non-OECD countries, and emerging economies. We’d like to cross
leverage each sector’s synergies to build and operate a broader portfolio that’ll add value to
the Regions we do business in, our Investors, and Public Partners.
Gen 4 Nuclear Reactor Technology & Levelized Cost Of Electricity
We’re investing in Gen 4 nuclear technology that’ll offer the most cost-competitive
alternatives to coal, natural gas, and existing nuclear plants. Gen 4 Nuclear technology could
lower the LCOE (Levelized Cost of Electricity) to 34$/MWh. Which is the lowest LCEO when
compared to any other source of electricity. Lower construction costs significantly lower
capital expenditure. Gen 4 reactors come with Enhanced Passive or Walk Away Safety,
release Minimal Waste, and have additional applications such as Industrial Heat, Energy
Storage, and Desalination. Energy demand from emerging markets and Non-OECD
companies will help the sector increase revenues while the low LCOE will result in lower
Capex, shorter break-even timeframe, and margin improvements
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