NuScale participated in the 2026 Texas Nuclear Summit in Houston, sponsored the Welcome Party, and showcased our E2 Center experience. Thank you to the policymakers, industry leaders, and innovators advancing the future of nuclear energy.
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Data centers need clean, reliable power. NuScale’s NRC-approved SMR technology is ready for deployment, offering carbon-free baseload power to support growing AI demand without requiring operators to own or run a power plant.
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Industrial process heat is one of the largest uses of energy in manufacturing, and one of the hardest to decarbonize. Learn how SMRs can support decarbonization with reliable, low-carbon energy: hubs.li/Q04y3BDB0#SMR101#exploringSMRs
NuScale's Chuck Goodnight and Carrie Fosaaen connected with nuclear industry colleagues from around the world at the 70th Regular Session of the @IAEA General Conference in Vienna, Austria. #IAEAGC#NuclearEnergy
This past week, NuScale leadership attended NECX 2026. NuScale’s Chuck Goodnight joined leaders from INL and TVA for “Building New Nuclear: Defining the Workforce of Tomorrow.”
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NuScale Power & MillenniTEK Advance Manufacturing Technology for First-of-a-Kind Reactor Safety Component - NuScale Power & MillenniTEK announced that they have successfully fabricated first-of-a-kind boron-oxide pellets for NuScale’s passive emergency...
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As coal plants retire across the U.S., what comes next for the communities that rely on them? NuScale Co-Founder and CTO Dr. José Reyes explores how SMRs could help support local jobs and reliable, carbon-free energy.
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Electricity demand is growing across every sector. @ENTRAone Energy Plants™ powered by NuScale’s SMR technology provide utilities with flexible, scalable nuclear generation designed for modern grid needs.
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This week, the NuScale team joined nuclear professionals from across the country at the @WomenInNuclear 2026 National Conference in Seattle. Attendees visited our booth to try our control room simulator and discuss the future of nuclear energy. #USWIN2026
Industry needs more than clean electrons. It needs clean heat. In our latest blog, Dr. José N. Reyes explains how NuScale SMRs can help decarbonize industrial process heat.
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NuScale CCO Clayton Scott will join @ETEC_TN’s 2026 Nuclear Opportunities Workshop for the “Advanced Reactors in Action” panel on August 4 in Knoxville. The panel will focus on how advanced reactor companies are moving from concept toward deployment.
What does “modular” really mean in small modular reactors?
It can refer to factory-made components, modular construction, multi-unit plant design, staged deployment, or a combination of approaches.
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Today marks 19 years of NuScale Power. Thanks to our employees, partners, customers, and suppliers for helping advance nuclear innovation. #PoweringTheFuture
NuScale Power to Hold Second Quarter 2026 Earnings Conference Call - NuScale Power announced it will host a conference call to review second quarter 2026 results on Wednesday, August 5, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. ET.
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AI needs reliable, carbon-free power, but nuclear innovation can’t “move fast” at the expense of safety. In our latest blog, Dr. José N. Reyes explains how NuScale bridges high-tech urgency with rigorous testing, licensing discipline, and safety culture. hubs.li/Q04n20GG0
What is an SMR?
They’re getting a lot of attention in the energy conversation, but what sets them apart?
Small modular reactors are smaller, factory-built, and scalable.
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What is the difference between SMRs and microreactors? Our latest SMR 101 explains how they differ in scale, application, and deployment.
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