Nuclear energy will continue to play a critical role in the energy transition as the largest provider of carbon-free electricity in the world today. In this episode, we look at a facet of this technology's future - smaller, more modular nuclear reactors that can provide safer, more reliable, and cost-effective electricity.
Nuclear energy will continue to play a critical role in the energy transition as the largest provider of carbon-free electricity in the world today. In this episode, we look at a facet of this technology's future - smaller, more modular nuclear reactors that can provide safer, more reliable, and cost-effective electricity.
>Meet Jay Wileman, President & CEO, GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jtwileman/)
>GE website for Nuclear power: https://nuclear.gepower.com/
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>Nuclear Energy: A critical pillar of a carbon-free future whitepaper: https://www.ge.com/steam-power/nuclear-turbine-island/carbon-free-future
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