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Clean and efficient energy solutions are the future. Our IMSR technology promises a safer, more sustainable nuclear option. Discover how we’re making a difference: terrestrialenergy.com #SMR #Gen4nuclear 

The ADVANCE Act, just signed by President Biden, includes provisions to boost #NuclearEnergy, including ones to improve licensing of #Gen4Nuclear technology. An important step forward! Terrestrial Energy's IMSR engagement with the NRC will benefit from this legislation.

As AI's power demands soar, Terrestrial Energy's efficient, economical and scalable #Gen4 IMSR nuclear tech provides the perfect, #carbonfree solution to meet these needs.    #AI #SMR #SustainableAI https://lnkd.in/efj24CiR

"But there isn’t enough nuclear capacity for all of the Big Tech companies to power their digital foundries with fission power, not here in the U.S. and certainly not in other countries." That means new reactors must be built in large numbers. And there are none more fit for purpose than high-temperature MSRs like Terrestrial Energy's IMSR. Google's Net Zero Plans Are Going Up In Smoke https://lnkd.in/ggmpK6nB by Robert Bryce via Substack

As tech firms struggle to meet emission goals and more data centers on the way, it highlights the need for much more economical firm clean, #carbonfree energy such as from our IMSR #Gen4Nuclear plant.   https://lnkd.in/e4zd_77E

The Permian Basin still has large power requirements. Terrestrial Energy's IMSR is well-positioned to deliver remote, high-temperature thermal and electric power to the Basin. Nuclear in a Box: Mobile Nuclear Reactors May Answer Permian’s Power Ask https://lnkd.in/gvKjir42 via Hart Energy #PermianBasin #HighTempNuclear #LowCostNuclear

I am happy to share the news that our team at the University of Alberta received $1,656,000 from Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) combined with $552,000 from Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) through the Enabling SMR Program to work on Additive Manufacturing (AM) of Next-Generation Functionally Graded Materials for Use in Small Modular Reactors (SMRs). The project is led by Mostafa Yakout (AM Focus), James David Hogan (Materials Modeling Focus), Jing Liu (Corrosion Focus), and Arthur Mar (Material Design Focus) in partnership with Terrestrial Energy, Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, ATS Corporation, InnoTech Alberta, and NRCan CanmetMATERIALS. We will use date-driven AM solutions to process materials that can operate in the extreme environments of nuclear SMRs. It is an exciting moment for our diverse team of students and researchers in the Alberta Next-Generation Additive Manufacturing (ANGAM) Lab (Mechanical Engineering, University of Alberta). Special thanks to Dr. Simaan AbouRizk (Dean of Engineering), Dr. Anastasia Elias (Associate Dean - Research Strategy), Dr. Karim El-Basyouny (Associate Dean - Research Infrastructure and Innovation), Dr. Petr Musilek (Associate Dean - Research Operations), Dr. John Doucette (Chair of Mechanical Engineering, University of Alberta), and Dr. Leijun Li (Chair of Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, University of Alberta) from the Faculty of Engineering, University of Alberta for encouraging our initiative and providing all resources needed in support of our interdisciplinary project. NRCan News Release: https://lnkd.in/gV9ra-jq #AdditiveManufacturing #AdvancedMaterials #Nuclear #Energy #SMR #AdvancedManufacturing #Research #Corrosion #3DPrinting #Metals #FunctionallyGradedMaterials

As data centers drive increased demand for clean reliable power, distributed Generation-IV IMSR plants can meet this demand better and keep existing nuclear plants on the grid to supply clean reliable power to households.   #Gen4Nuclear #SMR The Wall Street Journal

“This is about servicing the industrial sector with two of the vital ingredients it needs: electricity and heat,” said CEO Simon Irish on the prospects for #nuclearenergy growth at EEI’s recent Annual Global Electrification Forum    https://lnkd.in/eTr6gzrR https://lnkd.in/eTr6gzrR

NucNet reports on Terrestrial Energy's recent GAIN award from DOE to develop its #Gen4Nuclear IMSR   NucNet Nuclear News Agency #SMR