US Army to deploy nuclear microreactors at 5 bases
The U.S. Army announced plans to deploy nuclear microreactors at five military installations to enhance energy security and reduce dependence on external power grids. The project, part of the Janus Program, involves awarding up to $2.2 billion to five companies to develop and operate these reactors by 2028, with the goal of building over 20 reactors across military sites. The initial reactors will be installed at installations in North Carolina, Kentucky, Texas, Georgia, and New York, emphasizing the military's focus on reliable, long-term energy solutions.
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