Prodigy Clean Energy

A special thanks and a deep appreciation to the 2024 International Youth Nuclear Congress (IYNC) for welcoming our VP, Strategy & Technology Integration Federico P. to a fantastic event.

Prodigy Clean Energy would like to deeply thank Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) for its remarkably important support and funding through its Enabling Small Modular Reactor (#SMR) Program. It is an honour to receive this award and to be among these significant R&D projects. Whether marine or land deployed, Prodigy Transportable Nuclear Power Plants (#TNPPs) will help to accelerate deployment of SMR new builds, bringing the benefits and advantages of nuclear energy to where it is (most) needed (#remotecommunities, #remotemining, #islands, #ports and #coastalcities). Prodigy is excited to contribute with a technology that will help to mitigate climate change, help reduce energy poverty and fortify #cleanenergy security. #nuclearenergy #cleanenergy #sustainableenergy #TNPP #SMR #nuclear #microreactors #arcticsovereignty #FNPP https://lnkd.in/eZ_Hdd6y

Kinectrics is supporting Prodigy with their decades of experience in licensing, engineering, and project development and execution – together, the partners will accelerate the commercialization of TNPP projects. In Canada, there are multiple stages to the licensing process for nuclear facilities which take years to prepare, review, and approve. Prodigy and our partners are getting started early on addressing critical licensing questions.    https://lnkd.in/exRryvUR

It is part of Prodigy’s objectives to ensure Indigenous groups’ requirements are met in each aspect of a potential TNPP clean energy project. Earlier this year Prodigy and the Des Nedhe Group signed a Memorandum of Understanding with some of the following goals: ·  To explore options to use TNPPs to power Indigenous communities across Canada ·  To engage with First Nations, Inuit, and Metis people as equal partners ·  To develop an Indigenous workforce to help lead the commercialization and strategic infrastructure development for TNPP projects   Des Nëdhé Group is a national corporation who is a leader in Indigenous entrepreneurship and economic development across numerous industries including nuclear, construction, mining and many more. https://lnkd.in/eKndb75k

Did you know there are over 170 communities in Canada not connected to the North American electrical grid and natural gas infrastructure? These communities mostly rely on either transported diesel or coal-fired plants - which are both expensive and emit harsh pollutants. This is why Prodigy and Westinghouse Electric Company have collaborated to help these communities say goodbye to these out-dated power sources and have more clean reliable energy with a TNPP. Read more about the partnership of Prodigy and Westinghouse Electric Company in the article below: https://lnkd.in/gxRDTPMY

Thank you so much Arlene Dunn. We look forward to exploring sustainable energy solutions together.

Looking to learn more about TNPPs? Check out this Globe and Mail article that dives into Prodigy's goals to help wane northern Canadian communities off of diesel power, our commitment to engage with the indigenous communities in the area and the multiple uses for the TNPPs. https://lnkd.in/eT-Ufm33