Wonder if they will actually be built? I don’t think anyone has actually done this yet
What the hell is with the are you a human test to view this story?
Then there is this:
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Do they not want viewers from the EU as I’m pretty sure this violates their GDPR.
Way too much crap, didn’t read.
Here is the text so no one else has to bother:
Standard Power selects NuScale SMR tech to power data centers
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2–3 minutesStandard Power selects NuScale SMR tech to power data centers
(NuScale’s VOYGR SMR. Image credit: NuScale)
Infrastructure as a service provider Standard Power will develop two small modular reactor-powered facilities to power nearby data centers using NuScale Power Corporation’s technology.
Based on Standard Power’s plans for the two facilities, NuScale will provide 24 units of 77 MWe modules, which together will produce 1,848 MWe of clean energy at sites in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
The facilities will be developed together with global energy development and production company ENTRA1 Energy.
In 2022, NuScale formed an exclusive partnership with ENTRA1 Energy to commercialize its SMR technology. Through this partnership, ENTRA1 Energy has the rights to develop, manage, own and operate energy production plants powered by NuScale’s approved SMR technology.
Maxim Serezhin, Standard Power founder and CEO commented in a statement: “We see a lot of legacy baseload grid capacity going offline with a lack of new sustainable baseload generation options on the market especially as power demand for artificial intelligence (AI)-computing and data centers is growing.
“We look forward to working with ENTRA1 and NuScale to deploy NuScale’s proven SMR technology to deliver carbon-free, baseload energy to address this large gap in the generation market,” added Serezhin.
NuScale technology is the only SMR technology that has received design approval from the United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
NuScale’s SMR technology is scalable and can be used for various uses, including; power generation, district heating, desalination, commercial-scale hydrogen production and other process heat applications.
The power modules are fully factory-fabricated and operate with conventional nuclear fuel.
Originally published by Power Engineering International.
Soo many bot accounts on Lemmy…
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Have they actually built any of these reactors?
They’re building out in Idaho, but the rising cost of pretty much everything globally slowed them down. They just got the approval for the cost increases in January.
It doesn’t help that traditionally nuclear reactors are always ending up way over budget. But hey, atoms go boom!
not yet, we’ll see what happens. wildfires and floods are scary, maybe they’ll go through with it? im interested, but don’t have my hopes up
As far as I can tell these “modular” nuclear reactors are nothing but grift. I’ve been hearing about them since at least 2010, but I don’t think any actually exist.
I take it back, two(2) exist. One in China and one in Russia. The rest are vaporware.
that’s why i thought it was news, these things don’t get built. excited to see what happens with this project
