Nuclear Power Plants Scale Down To Pump Out Sustainable H2

A new small modular reactor pilot project in Ukraine could provide nuclear power plants with another reason for being.

A new small modular reactor pilot project in Ukraine could provide nuclear power plants with new reasons for being, including sustainable hydrogen and ammonia production.The prospects for building a new fleet of full-sized nuclear power plants in the US is growing dimmer by the minute, but a tiny candle of hope has begun to flicker in the emerging area of small modular reactors. In the latest development, the Department of State has partnered with Ukraine to launch an SMR pilot project.

Though nuclear accidents are rare, they do happen, and they have contributed to public pushback against new construction in the US.in Japan reawakened bad memories of the 1979 Three Mile Island accident in Pennsylvania, and Russia’s murderous rampage through Ukraine has focused renewed attention on the lingering impact of the 1986 Chernobyl meltdown.

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