Microreactors are compact, transportable nuclear reactors with power outputs ranging from a few kilowatts to a few megawatts. They cater to diverse applications, including remote locations, military operations, and industrial processes. Microreactors are poised to play a significant role in providing reliable, low-carbon power solutions by offering enhanced safety features, simplified designs, and reduced operational costs. Their potential integration with renewable energy sources can contribute to grid stability and decarbonization efforts. Join our panelists as they discuss the technology behind these reactors and the economic niches they are looking to fill!

Panelists

  • Anthony Schoedel (Westinghouse Electric Co.)
  • John Liechty (Penn State University - Smeal College of Business)
  • Jess C. Gehin (INL)

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Attachment — Microreactors Bios

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