Deployable Energy

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• Project Overview
• Regulatory Engagement Plan
• Contacts

Project Overview

The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is currently engaged in pre- application activities with Deployable Energy, regarding siting, construction, and operation of the Unity Nuclear Batter (UNITY) . UNITY is a 1 MWe microreactor designed to be inherently safe, factory mass-manufactured, deployable using standard logistics, with ease of siting, commissioning, operations and maintenance leveraging the vast light water reactor fuel and materials supply chain by being a low enriched uranium (≤ 5% U235) uranium oxide fueled, light water moderated microreactor. Deployable Energy brings together design principles from Light Water Reactor (LWR), High Temperature Gas Reactor (HTGR), and Canada Deuterium Uranium (CANDU) Reactor technologies with no exotic materials to achieve safe operations and affordable power. Deployable Energy is working with multiple partners in Utah and Texas to power data center facilities, research facilities and remote resource extraction.

Additional information on pre-application activities can be obtained from ADAMS using a search by docket number 99902155.

Regulatory Engagement Plan

Contacts