Updates

Professor Joseph Lassiter writes: "I have high hopes for the promising technology category known as 'new nuclear,' which offers the potential to dramatically reduce costs and rapidly ramp up installations when compared to today’s nuclear power plants.

Terrestrial Energy USA and Energy Northwest announced today that they have reached a Memorandum of Understanding on the terms of the possible siting, construction and operation of an IMSR® power plant at the Idaho National Laboratory in southeastern Idaho.

Terrestrial Energy has received the Trailblazer Special Achievement Award from the United States Nuclear Infrastructure Council (USNIC) in recognition of our completion of the Phase One Pre-Licensing Vendor Design Review with the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission in November 2017.

OAKVILLE, ON – March 14, 2018 – Terrestrial Energy has entered into contract for technical services with the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre (JRC) in Karlsruhe, Germany.

The US Senate has passed a bill that could accelerate the development of advanced nuclear reactors, providing a boost to technologies that promise to make nuclear power cheaper, safer, and easier to build...Startups, like Terrestrial Energy, are developing molten-salt reactors that should be safer and produce less waste.

Terrestrial Energy is pleased to be taking part in the GLOBE Forum 2018, alongside global business, government, and civil society leaders.

Terrestrial says its 190,000-kilowatt reactor requires an upfront investment of less than $1 billion, resulting in kilowatt-per-hour costs of less than 5 cents, a price competitive with power from natural gas.

Terrestrial Energy is pleased to support CNA 2018, Canada’s premiere nuclear event, taking place February 21 to 23. 2018, in Ottawa, Ontario.