Floating Nuclear Power Startup Receives Fuel and Class Services in Long Beach
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What happened
Bluecore Energy, a floating nuclear power startup based in Long Beach, purchased its first supply of low-enriched uranium, a 4.95-percent blend of U-235. American Bureau of Shipping is providing class services to Bluecore, starting with an AIP issued in June 2026. Bluecore's BC-15 reactor uses a conventional pressurized-water reactor design.
Why it matters
The project involves the resurgence of floating nuclear power concepts in the United States, which has strong support from the U.S. Maritime Administration. American Bureau of Shipping is involved in the maritime aspects of the deployment.
Who's involved
- American Bureau of ShippingProviding class services and advisory support to the nuclear power startup.
- Long BeachLocation of the floating nuclear power startup and the services provided.
- Nuclear Regulatory CommissionGovernment agency involved in the regulatory application process for the reactor.
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The entities involved
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Long Beach
city in Los Angeles County, California, United States
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American Bureau of Shipping
US company in Spring, Houston, Texas
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