A revolution is quietly transforming the nuclear power industry, shifting the focus from massive, costly plants to smaller, more affordable solutions. Traditional nuclear power projects, often requiring billions of dollars and many years to complete, have historically been within the reach of only the wealthiest nations. However, with the urgent need to reduce global reliance on fossil fuels, nuclear energy is being reconsidered as a critical component of a sustainable energy future.
Enter small modular reactors (SMRs). These innovative reactors promise to provide cheaper and more flexible energy generation at a fraction of the cost of traditional nuclear power plants. Producing up to 300 megawatts, SMRs can be small enough to power a factory or residential area, offering modularity that allows for phased construction and easier integration into existing infrastructure.
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