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T6 Design to Assembly Line: Understanding High-Volume Nuclear Reactor Licensing

To enable economies of scale for new advanced reactors, including microreactors, the NRC is streamlining high volume licensing processes to reduce timelines and support efficient deployment. The session will discuss staff activities to optimize regulatory reviews for standardized designs, manage approval of multiple projects simultaneously, and ensure that innovative nuclear technologies can be brought online faster. There is significant industry and market interest in rapid, high volume deployment of new technologies, potentially with deployment in 6 months from site identification. This session will provide a forum for interested parties to learn about what the NRC and industry are doing in this exciting area to achieve this goal.


 
SESSION CHAIR(S):
 
  • Jeremy Bowen, Director, Division of Advanced Reactors and Non-power Production and Utilization Facilities, NRR/NRC
 
SPEAKER(S):
 
 
SESSION COORDINATOR(S):
 
  • Jorge Hernandez Munoz, Project Manager, Advanced Reactor Licensing Branch 2, Division of Advanced Reactors and Non-power Production and Utilization Facilities, NRR/NRC e-mail: jorge.hernandez@nrc.gov

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