Will a Tiny Reactor Someday Power Your Town?
Researchers are building the case for putting nuclear microreactors in various locations.
Developers must work with communities to understand their hopes, concerns, and priorities.
However, rebuilding public trust is necessary due to the complex history of nuclear technology.
- College campuses
- Remote communities in Alaska
- Tech companies for AI data centers
- Companies needing high-temperature heat for manufacturing
- Mining operations
- Military bases
Microreactor technology for towns or cities hasn't been developed yet, but researchers are making a case for its use.
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Author's summary: Tiny reactors may power towns someday.
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