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NuScale’s U.S. NRC-approved methodology can be used to achieve a site boundary Emergency Planning Zone (EPZ) for most sites in the U.S. A smaller EPZ means greater siting flexibility, allowing ENTRA1 Energy Plants™ to be sited near process heat users or at retired coal power plant sites. ENTRA1 Energy is our exclusive global partner for commercialization, distribution and deployment of NuScale SMR technology. #SMRAdvantage

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Duane Olcsvary

Founder and CEO | Next Nuclear™️ LLC | Nuclear Power Expert

3w

It may not be clear to the reader, but you mean that the size of the EPZ for existing plants, a ten-mile radius, can now be reduced to a matter of acres (the site boundary). This is just one of the exciting benefits offered by SMR technology—step change in nuclear safety. Well done!

Ed Pheil

Chief Technology Officer

2w

Large reactors can have an EPZ at the fence too, ex: TMI2, Fukushima, Chornobyl. The 10mile radius was historical fear based, and needs revised downwards for large existing reactors using science too, not just hand the newbies a freebie economic advantage that is unrealistic, smaller than large reactors.

Joe Sweeney

Chairman of Salem Town Council | Digital Media Specialist at Spectrum Action

3w

Would love to work with you to bring NuScale to New Hampshire!

Akira Tokuhiro

Professor at Ontario Tech University

2w

Thanks, NuScale Power. The NSP EPZ, in contrast to any other, has a technical basis that substantiates it. I thank NuScale Power for the opportunity to work on this, 2014-2017.

This is an impresive advance for SMRs! 🙌

William A. Baehrle

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2w

Great service

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