The US Army Is Going Nuclear - Here's How They Intend To Utilize Next-Gen Energy
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The US Army is planning to deploy some 20 nuclear microreactors and has decided to invest up to $2.2 billion to provide its bases with this technology. These microreactors provide abundant energy without requiring constant fuel supply from the bases. Several companies, Radiant, Antares, BWXT, General Atomics and Westinghouse have been selected for these deployments. This Pentagon initiative also aims to accelerate the adoption of small modular n…
Army To Spend $2B To Build 5 Nuclear Microreactors Including One In NC
WASHINGTON (AP) – The U.S. Army announced Wednesday that it plans to add nuclear microreactors at five military bases from New York to Texas as a reliable source of energy independent of the …
America Is Betting Big on a New Generation of Small Nuclear Reactors
In addition to private-sector development, the U.S. Army has taken the lead in microreactor development in recent years, following Trump’s Executive Order 14299 – Deploying Advanced Nuclear Reactor Technologies for National Security, which established the Army as the lead agency for military nuclear energy efforts. The directive required the Army to create an official programme with a deadline for […]
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