As a proud Tempe-based startup, we were thrilled to see this write-up in The Tempe Independent by news editor Lindsay Walker about our...

Turn on the news and you might hear a phrase that’s quickly becoming a part of our environmental lexicon: "energy independence." With war...

This summer Serva Energy is hitting the road! Serva will be attending conferences around the country to connect with colleagues and...

Two-thirds of U.S. states agree: There is no path to net zero without nuclear power. As we transition to electric vehicles and replace...

One thing is clear: Support for Serva is growing. Following our last round of fundraising, we are beyond excited to announce a new...

In the race to decarbonize our economy, nuclear power is playing an increasing role in our ability to reach net zero. Now, a decades-old...

Citing the need for nuclear power in combatting climate disruption, the Biden administration has launched a $6 billion effort to save...

We were thrilled to see an incredible team we have been working with at Serva Energy on the Arizona Daily Mix recently talking about how...

PRESS RELEASE March 28, 2022 Our team is excited to announce that Serva Energy has been selected as one of eight startups, including two...

In a new scientific report issued by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a United Nations body of experts, 270 researchers...

Back in 2017, when Serva Energy was in its infancy as a new fusion research startup, we began working with Arizona State University to...

When Covid-19 hit in early 2020, there were massive shortages of PPE (personal protective equipment) for health care workers and first...

CNET writer Daniel Van Boom asks us to consider this thought experiment: “What would the climate change debate look like if nuclear power...

The words “clean energy” typically bring to mind images of wind turbines and solar panels, but the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill...

Coined as “the defining issue of our time,” climate change is an accelerating global problem with mounting observable effects on the...