Texas University To Host 4 Nuclear Reactors

Texas A&M unveils four companies that will bring nuclear power to Texas' energy grid
Texas A&M is closer to its goal of powering a part of the Texas electric grid by offering land to four cutting-edge companies looking to build small modular reactors or SMRs.
Texas University To Host Four Nuclear Reactors: 'US Needs More Power'
"Nowhere in the country, other than Texas, is anyone willing to step up and build the power plants we need," said Texas A&M Chancellor John Sharp.
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Texas A&M Partners with Four Companies to Forge Ahead in Nuclear Energy Innovation
Texas A&M University System collaborates with four companies to develop advanced nuclear reactors at its Rellis Campus, in a move expected to boost the state's energy innovation.
Texas A&M partners with nuclear companies to boost U.S. energy future
Chancellor John Sharp announced Tuesday he had offered land near the Texas A&M University campus to four nuclear reactor companies so they can build the latest small modular reactors or SMRs. Firms—Kairos Power, Natura Resources, Terrestrial Energy, and Aalo Atomics.
Texas A&M partners with four companies on nuclear reactor project near campus
Kairos Power, Natura Resources, Terrestrial Energy and Aalo Atomics will work toward building small nuclear reactors at A&M's Rellis facility, a 2,400-acre innovation and technology campus in Bryan.
Texas A&M University picks companies to develop nuclear reactors in 'energy proving ground'
The site at Texas A&M-Rellis is expected to be able to accommodate multiple small modular reactors with a combined electrical output of more than 1 gigawatt. The Texas A&M University System has taken a big step toward bringing more nuclear power to Texas.
Texas A&M System working with nuclear manufacturers to power the state
The Texas A&M System wants to use nuclear energy to power the state and is partnering with four nuclear manufacturing companies to build new reactors.
Texas A&M aims to lead the 'nuclear renaissance'
Texas A&M says it will partner with four companies to build “small nuclear reactors” in the state. Governor Greg Abbott mentioned nuclear power in his State of the State address Sunday.
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