Not exact matches
Some of the new nuclear science
research programs, including the one at MIT, are studying new
reactor designs and fuel cycles that scientists (and policy - makers) hope will make nuclear plants safer and cheaper to operate, and produce waste materials with
smaller volume, shorter half - lives, and less appeal to terrorists and other would - be nuclear powers.
Vancko estimates that this country will add four new
reactors to its current stable of 104 in the next decade, and
research into the safer
small modular
reactors, sometimes known as micronukes, may lead to a whole new model for the nuclear industry.
There is almost no work going on in the United Kingdom on future alternative
reactor designs, such as Generation IV
reactors and
small modular
reactors and their associated fuel cycles, so Beddington's ad hoc board says the government should actively foster
research in these areas.
Osborne announced a doubling of investment in energy
research, including # 250 million for
small modular
reactor development and other nuclear R&D.
So we're doubling our spending on energy
research with a major commitment to
small modular nuclear
reactors.
«In addition, new technologies, such as
small modular
reactors (SMRs), are being
researched and developed, and a number of large European - wide R&D programmes are being carried out».
Filed under: Treaties and agreements, Plant licensing, New build,
Research and development,
Small Modular
Reactors, Canada, USA, Innovation
Filed under: New build, Construction, Supply chain,
Research and development, Public opinion,
Small Modular
Reactors, Energy policy, Canada
The U.S. has a program to help develop
small - scale
reactors, and in the U.K., the Treasury last month said it would plow 250 million pounds ($ 377 million) into
researching the technology.
It would be astounding if a technology that exists only in PowerPoint presentations — magical
small, cost - effective, fail - safe nuclear
reactors — could possibly be
researched, developed, demonstrated, and then scaled up faster than a host of carbon - free technologies that are already commercial today.
$ 770 million for the Office of Nuclear Energy, including funding to
research and develop
small modular
reactors (SMRs).
Utilized various equipment and methodologies to complete
research like
Small - Scale High Pressure
Reactors, Gas Chromatography, Mass Spectrometry, Super-critical Fluid Technology, etc..