Mini nuclear reactor rush has a short half-life
The rush to produce mini nuclear reactors on the cheap might have a short half-life. In search of vast quantities of power ...
These Floating Nuclear Reactors—Powered by Salt—Could Supercharge America’s Electrical Grid
The small nuclear power plants will use molten salt in their fuel, making them safer and more versatile and portable than ...
Dow wants to power its Texas manufacturing complex with new nuclear reactors instead of natural gas
Dow, a major producer of chemicals and plastics, wants to use next-generation nuclear reactors for clean power and steam at a ...
Is NuScale Power Stock a Millionaire Maker?
Shares of NuScale Power ( SMR -5.34%) have risen 350% over the past year. That's an impressive stock advance for a company ...
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What Was Learned from Building New Nuclear Reactors?
Georgia Power’s Plant Vogtle 3 and 4 are the only new reactors that have been built in the U.S. in over 30 years. At the ...
These nuclear companies are leading the race to build advanced small reactors in the U.S.
Leading players have significant financial backing already lined up, often from technology companies and future customers.
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Sweden proposes state loans for new reactors
The Swedish government has submitted a bill to parliament proposing state loans to finance four new nuclear reactors as ...
Terrestrial Energy to Become First Publicly Traded Molten Salt Nuclear Reactor Developer Through Combination with HCM II Acquisition Corp.
Terrestrial Energy Inc. (“Terrestrial Energy” or the “Company”) is developing a small modular nuclear plant (the Terrestrial “IMSR plant”) using ...
3 Reasons to Buy NuScale Power Stock Like There's No Tomorrow
NuScale Power (SMR -1.54%) is not an investment for the faint of heart. Indeed, it is losing money today and will probably ...
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New wave of smaller, cheaper nuclear reactors sends US states racing to attract the industry
The supply chain for building reactors is another question. The U.S. lacks high-quality concrete- and steel-fabrication design skills necessary to manufacture a nuclear power plant, Kochunas said.