
How do you provide carbon-free, reliable electricity for remote operations and military installations? What’s the best way to power massive cargo ships and disaster relief efforts? How, in a developing nation with an unreliable electrical grid, can operators of an aluminum factory or a water purification plant get the steady, reliable power they need?
An up-and-coming type of nuclear reactor could help answer these questions while providing a foundation for renewable energy, if the fledgling technology can survive some growing pains, according to a new report by researchers at Idaho National Laboratory. Read on to learn more about microreactors.
Microreactors could replace diesel generators, enable renewables, report says - INL
When it comes to reducing carbon emissions, energy experts at INL have developed solutions for some big challenges, namely microreactors.
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