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An exciting next-gen reactor… What if we use water, but not just any water—super-hot and pressurized water—to create electricity?

Sodium-Cooled Fast Reactors (SFRs) are trailblazers in the nuclear industry… Why not try liquid sodium as a coolant?

A versatile fast neutron reactor that can use components of spent fuel – depleted uranium, thorium, or actinides.

A unique type of nuclear reactor, around since the 1960s, and exploring the idea of using mixed molten coolant and fuel.

The mavericks of nuclear energy – what if we cranked up the heat with super-hot gases to whip up some electricity?

Fast neutrons and high-temperature helium coolant!