These nuclear companies are leading the race to build advanced small reactors in the U.S.
Leading players have significant financial backing already lined up, often from technology companies and future customers.
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and its pressurized water reactors are designed to achieve an electrical output of up to 470 MW, enough to supply electricity to ~1.1M households.
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These nuclear companies are leading the race to build advanced small reactors in the U.S.
The world has relied largely on the same pressurized-water reactor technology for the past 70 years, but those plants have proven incredibly expensive to build in the U.S. in the 21st century.