With Tellurian being bought out soon... does Crown LNG provide an investment alternative for investors?

A review of Crown LNG's fundamentals:
https://www.greeninvesting.eco/p/crown-lng-an-alternative-for-tellurian-investors

Oklo is probably in the best position of the three public nuclear startups (SMR, OKLO, NNE), but I fear they will all face the same problems soon enough...

Oklo has significant cash reserves, but they have already doubled costs in comparison to what they projected in 2023. I would be surprised if they managed to build their first facility in Idaho on time and on budget…

That isn't even a knock on the company. All of these larger-scale and novel projects tend to take longer than expected.

But even if we go off of their estimates, then it will take Oklo around three years to generate any real revenues. That assumes everything goes smoothly.

NuScale Power (SMR) had its project in Utah terminated after cost estimates continued to increase. In 2015, they assumed the project would cost $3 billion, but by 2023, it was estimated to cost $9.3 billion…

We also have to hope there aren’t any lawsuits that slow down progress further. I have a sneaking suspicion that the not-in-my-backyard (NIMBY) crowd will have it out for companies like Oklo. The last thing a startup company needs is endless litigation that slowly bankrupts the firm.

My analysis of the company: https://www.greeninvesting.eco/p/cathie-woods-bet-on-nuclear-energy

It's the same type of behavior we see after nearly every large IPO or SPAC deal, large investors cashing out...

A post explaining why Crown LNG's stock collapsed immediately after listing on the Nasdaq:
https://www.greeninvesting.eco/p/why-crown-lng-stock-sold-off