Nuclear Energy Consultants, Inc.’s Post

Sustaining energy innovation … “The U.S. Department of Energy announced Monday that it will provide $900 million of funding from the bipartisan infrastructure law to support the deployment of light-water small modular reactors. The department will give up to $800 million to “up to two first-mover teams of utility, reactor vendor, constructor, and end-users or power off-takers committed to deploying a first plant while at the same time facilitating a multi-reactor, Gen III+ SMR orderbook,” the announcement said. In a second round of funding, DOE will award up to $100 million to fix “key gaps” troubling the domestic nuclear industry in areas including design, licensing, supplier development and site preparation, with the goal of spurring additional Gen III+ small modular reactor deployments.” #SustainingEnergyInnovation #Leadership #Innovation #CleanEnergy #Nuclear #NuclearEnergy #Energy #AllEmissionsMatter #AllTheAboveEnergy #NECenergy #EntropicQuantumUncertainty https://lnkd.in/ejU4k5K3

DOE offers $900M for next-generation small modular reactors

DOE offers $900M for next-generation small modular reactors

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William Guldemond

Recovery Manager at Energy Northwest - Retired

2mo

If SMRs are the power source of the future, why are promotional government subsidies necessary? Either their economic viability is provable or it is not. If it is not, but they are desirable to the government, the government should fund them entirely with taxpayer $.

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Steve A. Rodgers

Founder | Investor | Strength Coach | Techie | Pilot

3mo

This is the future. #GreenNuclearDeal

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Ali (Al) Omar

Expert in Nuclear Licensing

3mo

Thanks for sharing

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