US Army Plans $2 Billion Investment in Nuclear Microreactors for Base Power
The US Department of Defense has announced a multi-billion dollar initiative to install compact nuclear microreactors at military installations to ensure reliable, clean energy. The program could later expand to support high-power demands from artificial intelligence data centers.
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Tiny Nuclear Reactors Are Coming to Army Bases. AI Data Centers Could Be Next. - Barron's
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Read full article →US Army to spend $2 billion on nuclear microreactors for bases
The US Army has announced a plan to install what it calls nuclear microreactors at five of its bases across the country. The move would ensure the facilities' energy independence from the rest of the electric grid.
Read full article →US to Spend Billions to Power Army Bases With Nuclear Reactors
The US Army is planning to deploy small reactors to power five bases across the country, investing $2.2 billion to accelerate the Trump Administration’s efforts to boost America’s nuclear industry.
By Will Wade, Ari Natter
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