US Army Awards $2.2B Microreactor Contracts
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The US Army has selected 5 firms to build on-base microreactors as part of the Janus program, a nuclear energy initiative. The agreements are worth up to $2.2 billion and aim to introduce microreactors to power installations. This marks a significant step forward in the program.
Why it matters
The development of on-base microreactors can enhance energy security and reduce reliance on external power sources for military installations. This initiative has strategic significance for the US Army's energy independence and operational efficiency.
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