A Nuclear Energy Company Wants to Build America’s First Small Modular Reactor
It's the first time a
commercial power plant has submitted an application to the Nuclear
Regulatory Commission to build a small modular reactor.
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CanadianManufacturing.com - 6 hours ago
A rendering of a planned Terrestrial Energy Integral Molten Salt
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A Nuclear Energy Company Wants to Build America's First Small Modular Reactor
Seeker - Jan 24, 2017
It's the first time a commercial power plant has submitted an
application to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to build a small
modular reactor. BY GLENN MCDONALD. 0. NuScale Power. The traditional
concept of the nuclear power plant conjures images of ...
Congress Passes Unconventional Nuclear Power Bill
Daily Caller - Jan 24, 2017
If signed by President Trump, the proposal could change how the
government regulates nuclear power and create a boom in the utilization
of advanced unconventional reactor technology. The bill was sponsored by
two Republicans and three Democrats.
Top U.S. Advanced Reactor Developers to Summit at Chicago Technology Showcase
EIN News (press release) - 21 hours ago
WASHINGTON, DC, USA, January 24, 2017 /EINPresswire.com/ -- A baker's
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NuScale Makes First-of-a-Kind NRC Filing for SMR Design Approval
The National Law Review - Jan 24, 2017
Congratulations to NuScale Power on submitting to the Nuclear
Regulatory Commission (NRC) the first-ever application for design
approval of a small modular reactor (SMR). The NuScale SMR is designed
to supply safe, affordable, clean, reliable power in ...
Letter: NuScale won't solve energy problems
Corvallis Gazette Times - Jan 24, 2017
The Gazette-Times' Jan. 13 article about NuScale's reactor
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reactor” is not: an answer to climate change, small, a “clean energy”
source, nor inherently safe. The nuclear industry has ...
Terrestrial Energy Integrates IMSR Application Planning With NRC
Nuclear Street - Nuclear Power Plant News, Jobs, and Careers (press release) (blog) - 2 hours ago
Terrestrial Energy USA (TEUSA) said Tuesday that it had informed the
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission of its plans to license a small
modular, advanced nuclear reactor for use in the United States. IMSR The
company said it intended to commence ...
1st UAE Barakah Nuclear Reactor to Begin Operating by May
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The reactor is slated to provide over 1,400 MW of electricity and will
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US House passes advanced nuclear act
World Nuclear News - 3 hours ago
The US House of Representatives - the lower chamber of the United
States Congress - has approved a handful of bipartisan bills from the
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nuclear reactors, allow for more challenges at the ...
Terrestrial Energy unveils SMR licensing plans
World Nuclear News - Jan 24, 2017
Terrestrial Energy USA announced today it had informed the US Nuclear
Regulatory Commission (NRC) of its plans to license a small modular
reactor (SMR) in the USA. Terrestrial said it intends to start
"pre-application interactions" with the regulator ...
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