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Executive orders allow small nuclear reactors to operate with streamlined licensing, impacting a factory located in El Segundo, California.

4 reports, 4 independent Updated Aug 3
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Executive orders allow small nuclear reactors to operate with streamlined licensing, impacting a factory located in El Segundo, California.

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  1. NuScale received SMR design approval in the US, coinciding with Donald Trump calling for increased nuclear capacity.Sub-event
  2. Finalized rule streamlines environmental review process for small nuclear reactors.1 source
  3. Executive orders have streamlined the construction and licensing processes for Small Modular Reactors (SMRs), attracting financial interest from major institutions like Citigroup.Sub-event
  4. NRC orders allow small reactors to bypass painstaking licensing for a factory in El Segundo.1 source

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