It might be small, but it's modular Let's take a look at the world of small modular nuclear reactors and the different innovations they bring to the table. In the last post we took a look at Generation III Nuclear Reactors / Power Plants, in this post we will look at what the

Nuclear Gigaspas For the first time this season I woke up and saw temperatures below freezing point. Immediately, my mind turned to nuclear power. I wanted warmth. Nuclear powered gigaspas I started to think of the Blue Lagoon in Iceland, the man made lake which is a giant spa.

Floating Nuclear Power Plants: The Next Frontier in Clean Energy In the quest for clean and sustainable energy solutions, floating nuclear power plants might be the fastest and most cost-effective way to scale. Unlike nuclear propulsion systems used in marine vessels, these

Revolutionizing Concrete Production: A Sustainable Approach to Cement Exploring a groundbreaking shift in cement production, this article delves into sustainable methods reducing CO2 emissions and environmental impact. Cement is often described as the glue that holds our modern

Thinking about Poland and security A setback occurred for Orleen Synthos Green Energy, a joint venture between two Polish chemical companies aiming to build Small Modular Reactors in Poland. The Climate & Environment Ministry initially "approved in principle" the company's

A thread on the world's biggest nuclear poll with insights for: 🏛️ Politicians 💵 ESG/Sustainable investing bankers ⚛️ Nuclear Industry 👩‍🔬 Science Communicators 👎 Anti-nuclear Advocates 👍 Pro-nuclear Advocates

In Oslo to answer the surging demand for information about nuclear energy, I stayed at an art deco hotel that was built in 1931 as the headquarters of a local power company. Check out the massive mural celebrating the arrival of hydro power and the electrification of Norway!

"We've become god-like... and acquired the ability to end the human project." Dr Eric Weinstein tells Piers Morgan why he disagrees with Steven Pinker's theory that the human race has never had it so good. Watch the full interview: youtu.be/v8y5_gGF9H8

Mini podcast conversation between @GarryTan and our CEO (Gill Verdon) + CTO (Trevor McCourt), discussing our unique approach to computing leveraging the stochastic physics of electrons.

It's interesting how robots like Sprot etc get rigorous testing when applied to nuclear power like decommissioning or inspection.

It's time to build big nuclear again in America. I'm pleased to say that The Nuclear Company, for whom I'm an advisor, is out of stealth today. Nuclear power is wildly popular on both sides of American politics. There are massive incentives already passed for building. We have

Here's a cool design for you! A lead cooled microreactor that uses thermal photovoltaics (TPV) to generate power instead of turbines. The combo of lead cooling and TPVs makes for a very small machine. pnnl.gov/main/publicati…

We just publicly revealed Barracuda, a family of autonomous missiles we have been building, testing, and flying for years. Half the parts, half the cost, and 95% less production tools mean America can mass-produce whole batteries of Barracuda at a scale that can beat China.

"this is the best panel i've ever been on in my life." - @jason an incredible discussion on geopolitics with @mearsheimerj and jeffrey sachs (0:00) @davidsacks intros john mearsheimer and jeffrey sachs (1:10) what is the deep state party, and what are their goals? (13:35)

Oh my sweet Caesar's ghost, it finally happened! 192 issues of NUCLEONICS, the incredible nuclear trade magazine, are available on Internet Archive! I've seriously been dreaming of this for years. The vintage advertisements, the historic articles, OMG! archive.org/details/pub_nu…

This is historic. “Hermes 2 is now the first electricity-producing Gen IV plant to be approved for construction in the United States,” said Kairos Power. #smr #moltensalt . powermag.com/nrc-approves-c…

Peter Thiel: Competition is for losers. “Everybody who is a founder or entrepreneur should aim to build a monopoly.” “All happy companies are different because they figured out something unique to do. All unhappy companies are alike because they failed to escape the essential