MODEC and American Bureau of Shipping are undergoing NTQ process for technology validation.
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Updated Sep 15
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What happened
MODEC and American Bureau of Shipping are undergoing NTQ process for technology validation.
Who's involved
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American Bureau of Shipping addresses regulatory barriers and facilitates industry standards for advanced maritime nuclear technology.Also in this story
- SMRs are being tested for vessel propulsion and port operations at the Port of Long Beach, involving the Maritime Administration.
- KAERI is developing a molten salt reactor for marine use, partnering with SMR and Samsung Heavy Industries, and confirming compliance with ABS rules.
- A director of nuclear power safety discussed the use of nuclear power for shipping at a recent conference.
The entities involved
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MODEC
Japanese company
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American Bureau of Shipping
US company in Spring, Houston, Texas
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