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The Fiscal Times
Army to deploy microreactors at five bases
The U.S. Army plans to invest up to $2.2 billion to build and operate nuclear microreactors at five military bases across the country, aiming to enhance energy resilience for critical infrastructure. These small reactors are designed to provide reliable power independently of the commercial grid and could be crucial during grid failures, with over 20 expected to be deployed. The initiative, part of the Army’s Janus Program, aims to accelerate nuclear development and ensure safer, more resilient energy sources for military installations.
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