Watch Deep Isolation CEO and President Rod Baltzer and CFO Joseph Nelson present on Wednesday, October 14 at 3:30 PM ET, followed by Q&A.

Rod Baltzer, Chief Executive Officer of Deep Isolation, joins Double Take to explain how mile-deep boreholes could provide a scalable approach to nuclear waste disposal and help remove a key obstacle to the nuclear renaissance.

Watch Deep Isolation CEO and President Rod Baltzer and CFO Joseph Nelson present at the Small Cap Growth Virtual Conference on Thursday, October 8 at 11:30 ET. 

Oklahoma energy & environment secretary Jeff Starling and Deep Isolation CEO Rob Baltzer speak to media after Sept. 30 info session on why they believe Oklahoma should be chosen as one of three nuclear waste and reprocessing campuses by U.S. Department of Energy.

“The technology is the easy part” when it comes to removing nuclear waste, says Deep Isolation (DBHL) CEO Rod Baltzer, the challenging part is the people. He discusses the economics of nuclear waste as global economies consider using more nuclear power to power AI. Rod goes in-depth on several aspects of nuclear waste disposal and regulation, including how he believes taxpayers are wasting $2 million a year.

Deep Isolation CEO Rod Baltzer recently joined CNBC reporter Hilary Lane for MicroCap Minute, a new segment introduced by Seth Farbman, Chairman and President of VStock Transfer.

Nuclear power has been around for 70 years, and we’ve never actually disposed of the waste. According to Deep Isolation CEO Rod Baltzer, 1 in 3 Americans lives within 50 miles of stored nuclear fuel, and most don’t even know it. His company wants to bury it safely a mile underground.

Deep Isolation Nuclear, Inc. (OTCQB: DBHL) is a California based company that focuses on developing safe and permanent solutions for nuclear waste disposal. Rodney Baltzer, the CEO and President of Deep Isolation Nuclear, joins us to discuss how the company adapts oil-and-gas directional drilling technology to permanently dispose of spent nuclear fuel a mile underground, tackling a $155 billion global waste market. Sharing key milestones such as going public, surpassing 100 patents, and growing international demand. He also shared what’s next as the company kicks off a full-scale depth demonstration with drilling set to begin in early 2027.

Deep Isolation Nuclear CEO Rod Baltzer joined Steve Darling from Proactive to explain how the company is adapting directional drilling technology from the oil and gas industry to dispose of spent nuclear fuel in boreholes drilled roughly one mile underground.