Westinghouse is planning on going public. It was announced this week. As of now half of westinghouse is owned by Cameco biggest uranium producer in the world. The other half is owned by brookfield who has 100s of billion of assets under them. Fun fact Nicolas Tesla used to work for westinghouse back in the days. Here is another one Westinghouse powers more then half the worlds nuclear reactors
In november 2025 US goverment signed a 80 billion deal with westinghouse to building nuclear powerplants. The company is also very much global with tons of work going on in europe.
* **Poland Milestone:** In April/May 2026, Westinghouse, Bechtel, and Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe won the *Energy Dominance Deal of the Year* award from EXIM for advancing Poland's first nuclear power plant project.
* **European and Ukrainian Expansion:** Opened a new AP1000 Training Academy featuring a full-sized control room replica in Spain to support 14+ planned European units, alongside deepening fuel and plant agreements with Ukraine's Energoatom. The AP1000 is the only operational Generation III+ reactor with passive safety systems, giving it a massive competitive edge over unproven designs
* **AP300 SMR in the UK:** Initiated the UK Generic Design Assessment process for its AP300 Small Modular Reactor, collaborating with Community Nuclear Power.
One important thing to know is they dont physcially build these plants. Westinghouse acts as an asset-light technology provider, not a physical builder. They license proprietary reactor designs, supply high-tech core components, and sell specialized nuclear fuel. Massive construction partners, like Bechtel, handle the heavy civil engineering, pouring the concrete and managing local labor. This consortium model protects Westinghouse investors from expensive construction delays while securing high-margin engineering fees and decades of recurring fuel revenue.