«This time» refers to the long - awaited opportunity to deliver
the PRISM integral fast reactor that has been in development since the early - 1980s — an opportunity that last month saw Loewen visit the UK to give evidence to the Energy and Climate Change Select Committee of MPs.
Not exact matches
The
PRISM design has benefited from the operating experience of EBR - II, an
integral fast reactor prototype, which was developed by Argonne National Laboratory, and operated for more than 30 years at the Idaho National Laboratory near Idaho Falls, Idaho.
Prism is a sodium - cooled
fast neutron
reactor design built on more than 30 years of development work, benefitting from the operating experience of the EBR - II prototype
integral fast reactor which operated at the USA's Idaho National Laboratory — formerly Argonne National Laboratory — from 1963 to 1994.
And General Electric submitted a proposal to build the
PRISM fast reactor which is this type of
integral fast reactor that I'm wanting to build.»
«You get this beautiful synergy of using
PRISM, a small modular
reactor, to fix a [waste] problem and then explore if we could use this to make all this other electricity with the
integral fast reactor approach,» he explains.