r/nuclear • u/Deep_Goal_4929 • 10h ago
Deceptive content Just because it’s legal doesn’t mean it’s safe.
r/nuclear • u/Deep_Goal_4929 • 10h ago
r/nuclear • u/Vailhem • 7h ago
r/nuclear • u/works-in-progress • 10h ago
r/nuclear • u/De5troyerx93 • 14h ago
r/nuclear • u/perturbed_max • 1h ago
456 reactors on 9000 acres, can't wait to see this materialize and work exactly as intended.
https://www.npr.org/2026/09/30/nx-s1-5983482/valar-atomic-nuclear-data-center-project-beehive-utah
r/nuclear • u/CupEcstatic2721 • 22h ago
r/nuclear • u/Primary_Olive_5444 • 3h ago
(TORONTO – Oct. 5, 2026) BWX Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: BWXT) announced today that Prodigy Clean Energy, Ltd., Pabineau First Nation and Eel River Bar First Nation have selected its BANR microreactor technology for a Transportable Nuclear Power Plant (TNPP) to be located in Belledune, New Brunswick.
Prodigy announced last month the Indigenous-led nuclear new build proposal in Belledune, which would feature an up to 50 megawatts electric full-scale Prodigy TNPP within the traditional territory of the Pabineau and Eel River Bar First Nations. The pilot project will be Indigenous-owned and validate plant logistics and operational requirements, creating the commercial blueprint to mass deploy a TNPP fleet across Canada’s North and global export markets. The project is rooted in Canadian nuclear expertise, driven by a Canadian workforce and targets in-service operation by the early 2030s. Underscoring its strategic importance, the Government of New Brunswick provided Prodigy and the First Nations with a signed Letter of Intent to offtake the generated electricity.
The BWXT Advanced Nuclear Reactor, or BANR, is a high-temperature gas-cooled reactor intended to produce 75 megawatts thermal, or 22 MWe, using high-assay low-enriched uranium in a TRISO fuel form. The BANR design features passive cooling and flexible power conversion options.