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Another Big Data Center Win for Nuclear: Oklo and Switch Sign Historic 12 GW Deal

December 18, 2024
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Advanced nuclear firm Oklo has partnered with Switch,  a Las Vegas-based data center designer, builder, and operator, to deploy 12 GW of Aurora powerhouses through 2044 in a  historic deal […]

The post Another Big Data Center Win for Nuclear: Oklo and Switch Sign Historic 12 GW Deal appeared first on POWER Magazine.

INSERT ART. Oklo’s Aurora Powerhouse is a vertically oriented compact passive fast-spectrum reactor derived from the Experimental Breeder Reactor-II (EBR-II) that uses liquid metal as a coolant. The company recently uprated its design’s capacity offerings to 15 MWe and 100 MWe. The compact fast reactor uses a high-assay, low-enriched uranium (HALEU) metallic uranium-zirconium fuel enriched to about 19%. Courtesy: Oklo

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Oklo Offers 50 MW SMR to Power Shale Oil Operations

April 14, 2024
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Oklo Offers 50 MW SMR to Power Shale Oil Operations Newcleo Signs LFR Agreement With France’s CEA Partnership to Offer HTMR-100 SMR in South Africa UK Space Agency Awards Space Reactor Project to BWXT and Rolls-Royce NRC, Westinghouse Deny Involvement In Nuclear Power Project In Butte, MT Oklo Offers 50 MW SMR to Power Shale Oil Operations Oklo Inc. announced..
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NRC Dismisses Application for Oklo Advanced Nuclear Reactor

January 7, 2022
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The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) said it has dismissed a license application for one of the first advanced nuclear reactor designs to be considered by the agency.

The NRC on Jan. 6 said it could not make a judgment on the merits of the design of Oklo Inc.’s 1.5-MW advanced fission power system, known as Aurora. The agency in a letter to Oklo about its decision said it needed more information about the technology, though the NRC’s move to dismiss the application without prejudice means Oklo could resubmit an application for the system in the future.

Want to learn more? Go here to read a feature about new advancements in nuclear power technology in POWER’s January 2022 issue.

Oklo, a Silicon Valley company based in Sunnyvale, California, said it expects to respond to the NRC’s move by the end of today. The NRC in a statement Thursday said, “As the application lacks information on key topics, the NRC’s action makes no safety findings regarding the Aurora design.…

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