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World’s first commercial mini nuclear reactor ready to power 526,000 homes in China | Kapil Kajal, Interesting Engineering Because of its size and ability to deliver power safely and steadily, it has been called a “nuclear power bank.” China’s first commercial small modular
Demian Reidel announced that Argentina has developed the ACR-300 modular nuclear reactor. This reactor could DOUBLE the country's electricity generation and, by being exportable along with lithium, would position the country as a leader in nuclear power.
Texas is poised for another energy revolution—with small modular reactors (SMRs) at the center. These compact, scalable nuclear units could help meet surging grid demand driven by data centers, crypto, and AI—all while adding reliable baseload power. But innovation doesn’t need
NuScale Power Corp., the only company with US approval for a small nuclear reactor, has now won regulatory support for a second design that may go into service by the end of the decade. Global interest in nuclear energy has climbed as companies and governments clamor for clean
"The siren song of spent nuclear fuel reprocessing beckons again, selling a sweet melody that, actually, threatens to stymie hopes of a nuclear energy revival in the United States."
World’s first commercial mini nuclear reactor ready to power 526,000 homes in China | Kapil Kajal, Interesting Engineering Because of its size and ability to deliver power safely and steadily, it has been called a “nuclear power bank.” China’s first commercial small modular
Nuclear power is back. Will it work out this time? Britain used to lead the world but lost its way over decades of false starts. The planet’s first small reactors could win us energy independence — at a price
Italy, Belgium, Poland, Poland, Netherlands, Netherlands, Sweden... Why does all of Europe (except one country) now want to get back into the nuclear industry
