The Role of Small Modular Reactors in Energy Security
In an unpredictable world, Small Modular Reactors are emerging as a critical tool to provide reliable and resilient baseload power.
What Happens to Nuclear Fuel After it is Used Up?
Spent nuclear fuel has an excellent record of safe transportation and storage. It is increasingly being reprocessed to produce new fuel.
Beyond Fuel: Understanding the SMR Supply Chain
The Small Modular Reactor supply chain spans digital design, factory fabrication, on-site assembly, and decades of specialized operations to deliver clean power.
Global Snapshot: Nuclear Power Bolstered Energy Security in 2025
Governments are committing to making nuclear power a core pillar of their strategies for energy security amidst geopolitical and energy volatility.
Nuclear Sets Records as Electricity Demand Surges
Nuclear energy delivered a record-breaking year of output in 2024 Nuclear capacity is forecast to more than double by 2050.
Providing Satellite Transmissions for Host Communities
One of the many benefits our Small Modular Reactors bring to host communities is free bandwidth for telemedicine, remote education and more.
Interview: Minimizing Technical and Financial Risk with CFO Matias Campiani
We share the industry’s commitment to providing safe nuclear power. What sets us apart is our dedication to minimizing the financial risks of Small Modular Reactors.
Energy Poverty and Remote Communities
Small Modular Reactors surpass diesel and renewables in providing “adequate, reliable, and affordable energy for lighting, cooking, heating, and other daily activities”.
A low-carbon future — with nuclear power
Manitoba stands at a crossroads. With the release of the province’s economic development strategy and roadmap to net zero, we have a rare opportunity to align our economic and energy priorities for a clean and secure future.
Public Increasingly Supportive of Nuclear Power
Public opinion polls conducted over the past year around the world indicate a growing acceptance and even strong support for nuclear power.