Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) are compact nuclear reactors designed for flexible, cost-effective energy generation. They can be manufactured off-site and installed in diverse locations, making them suitable for both electric power and non-electric energy applications, while addressing deployment challenges associated with nuclear plants.

By offering opportunities for scalable, localized, and reliable low-carbon energy supply on an accelerated timeframe, SMRs can play a meaningful role in the transition towards a low carbon and energy secure future.

This five-minute guide explores the benefits and challenges of SMR deployment, and the application potential for data centers, industrial heat production, hydrogen & synthetic fuels, and desalination.

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Small Modular Reactors and their potential
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