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Nuclear NewsNEW Fusion Startup Builds Reactor With Magnetic MirrorsFusion Startup on a Shoestring Budget Spins Plasma With Salvaged Parts A Baltimore startup named Terra Fusion is developing an experimental nuclear reactor using salvaged medical MRI parts and secondhand brewing equipment. The company uses magnetic mirrors and supersonic plasma rotation to contain the reaction at a fraction of standard industry costs. While the global fusion sector relies heavily on multibillion-dollar tokamaks and laser systems, alternative designs offer potential savings in construction and maintenance. This low-budget approach tests whether simpler magnetic configurations can achieve commercial viability without the massive capital expenditures currently dominating the field. Old tech gets revived with salvaged parts and supersonic speeds _IEEE Spectrum_ is the flagship...
Nuclear NewsNEW How AI is exposing security gaps in energy assetsManufacturers of operational technology hardware are beginning to integrate built-in cybersecurity features directly into standard network switches. Energy facility operators can utilize upcoming hardware replacement cycles to upgrade network visibility and segmentation without replacing fully functional legacy infrastructure. AI is exposing hidden vulnerabilities in legacy energy infrastructure, making every OT hardware refresh a critical cybersecurity opportunity. The good news Manufacturers are already responding. Cisco is building OT security straight into the switching hardware rather tha...
Nuclear NewsNEW What Does Fleetwide AI Actually Mean for the U.S. Nuclear Industry?Atomic Canyon has launched the Nuclear Industry Virtual Assistant across the North American commercial nuclear fleet. Developed with industry organizations, the artificial intelligence tool allows nuclear professionals to search regulatory guidance, technical reports, and operating experience from a single platform. The deployment aims to reduce the time personnel spend searching siloed databases during maintenance, outages, and licensing work. Because the platform provides inline citations to underlying documents, engineers and operators can independently verify sources before making decision...
Nuclear NewsNEW Ultrasensitive heat sensor tracks X-rays from nuclear materialsResearchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology developed a new microcalorimeter array to measure X-rays emitted by radioactive materials. The cryogenic device detects single photons with high precision, improving the separation of overlapping X-ray and gamma-ray signals from uranium, neptunium, and plutonium. Accurately isolating these overlapping energy signatures helps technicians monitor nuclear fuel and waste more reliably at power plants and weapons facilities. As the deployment of small modular reactors increases demand for precise civilian material tracking, improved...
Nuclear NewsNEW Tiny amounts of rare radioisotopes, recovered during californium-252 production, in high demand for Oak Ridge National Laboratory researchers have improved the chemical recovery and purification processes for rare radioisotope byproducts obtained during californium-252 production campaigns. Technicians modified column separation steps to yield high-purity samples of berkelium, einsteinium, and fermium for external research. These rare actinide materials are required by scientific institutions to study heavy elements on the periodic table and potentially discover new ones. Refining the extraction chemistry also reduces radiation exposure for laboratory workers handling the materials inside pr...
Nuclear NewsNEW The Waymo effectThe latest issue of Nuclear News examines the integration of artificial intelligence and automation across the energy sector. Industry observers suggest that widespread adoption of advanced reactors will require machine learning and autonomous operations to maintain safety and efficiency. Facility operators must prepare the workforce for these technological shifts as digital systems become standard in plant operations. The focus of the September issue of Nuclear News issue is on new technology, and the stories within are reflective of the broader wave of innovation sweeping the industry—a wave...
Nuclear NewsNEW Indiana Gov. Braun announces new state-led nuclear energy programIndiana has partnered with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to become an Agreement State. This designation transfers authority for licensing and inspecting certain nuclear materials from federal regulators to state agencies. State officials expect the transition to reduce permit review times and support upcoming nuclear technology development. The governor and NRC chair announced that Indiana will be considered a Nuclear Regulatory Commission Agreement State in a news conference. Indiana Gov. Mike Braun called a new partnership with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission a “major milestone” for th...
Nuclear NewsNEW TRISO-X nuclear fuel company announces completion of vertical construction in Oak RidgeConstruction crews have completed the exterior shell for the new TRISO-X fuel fabrication campus in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Workers are transitioning to interior buildouts and manufacturing equipment installation. The plant aims to begin commercial production during the first half of 2028. The facility holds the first Nuclear Regulatory Commission Category 2 fuel fabrication license issued for high-assay low-enriched uranium processing in over five decades. Once operational, the plant will produce TRISO fuel pebbles to support next-generation reactors. This development expands domestic fuel supp...
Nuclear NewsNEW Monument Valley and Rifle: Monitoring Plant-Based Approaches to Milling Site RemediationThe Department of Energy deployed advanced three-dimensional visualization software at the Monument Valley site to locate underground sources of nitrate contamination. Concurrently, federal officials initiated vegetation pilots in Rifle to limit groundwater infiltration at a former uranium mill tailings disposal cell. These projects highlight ongoing efforts to manage legacy contamination from mid-century uranium processing operations. By utilizing biological remediation and natural water management techniques, the agency aims to reduce reliance on energy-intensive mechanical extraction system...
Nuclear NewsNEW Small modular reactor potential lies in industry, not grid powerA recent study by University of Michigan researchers indicates that small modular reactors achieve better economic viability in industrial applications than in the wholesale electricity market. The analysis evaluated deployment pathways across electricity, process heat, and hydrogen production. Federal incentives like the Hydrogen Production Tax Credit play a major role in projected profitability for ammonia, steel, and refining sectors. Targeting these heavy industries could drive early manufacturing scale and provide a commercial proof of concept before trying to compete directly with grid p...
Nuclear NewsNEW Argonne designs molten salt–based heat exchanger with ML-based monitoringResearchers at Argonne National Laboratory developed a compact heat exchanger design for molten salt reactors that uses embedded fiber-optic sensors and machine learning. The system detects internal blockages and temperature anomalies early without requiring safety-compromising wall penetrations. This technology helps operators prevent unexpected failures, minimize unplanned outages, and maintain high plant availability during long fuel cycles. Researchers at Argonne National Laboratory have proposed a compact matrix-type heat exchanger for reactors using molten salt as a coolant, featuring an...
Nuclear NewsNEW Vermont Yankee decommissioning is nearly completeNorthStar Group Services has nearly completed the physical demolition of the former Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant. The ten-year project used almost the entire six hundred two million dollar decommissioning trust fund to clear structures and ship radioactive debris to Texas. The swift dismantling highlights an alternative to traditional deferred plant dormancy by using third-party contractors for rapid site remediation. Spent nuclear fuel remains stored in dry casks on the property pending a federal repository, while regulators must still review the completed work before releasing the land...
Nuclear NewsNEW Google, Georgia Power announce partnership to uprate plantsGeorgia Power and Google filed an agreement with state regulators to increase generating capacity at the Hatch and Vogtle nuclear power plants by approximately 96 megawatts. Under the proposed subscription tariff, Google will receive zero-emission credits from the upgraded units while funding equipment modifications to protect other ratepayers from cost increases. The utility plans to submit formal license amendment applications to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission over the coming years. Georgia Power and Google have entered into an agreement that would have the tech giant provide support to u...
Nuclear NewsNEW Lattice fusion reactor shows heat and gas signals in independent validation studyLattice fusion reactor shows heat, gas signals in Phase 1 tests Researchers at Texas A&M University completed initial testing on Hylenr's lattice confinement fusion reactor using hydrogen-loaded nickel-palladium catalyst samples. The evaluation detected elevated thermal output, residual gases, and material changes without producing measurable gamma, X-ray, or neutron emissions. The company plans to conduct a second testing phase to evaluate measurement repeatability and quantitative calorimetry across multiple reactors. Hylenr's lattice fusion reactor showed thermal and gas signatures in Phase...
Nuclear NewsNEW SuperCritical Materials Partners with University of Michigan to Advance Offshore Uranium Recovery SySuperCritical Materials partnered with the University of Michigan to develop mechanical systems for extracting uranium from marine environments. The research program will focus on prototyping equipment to deploy and retrieve patented uranium adsorbent materials in ocean settings using university towing and wind-wave tanks. Oceans contain billions of metric tons of dissolved uranium that could supplement domestic fuel supplies. Researchers must engineer reliable methods to withstand marine stresses during repeated operating cycles. This engineering data will feed into cost modeling and future c...
Nuclear NewsNEW With federal funding windfall, X-energy advances small nuclear reactorThe Department of Energy awarded one billion dollars to X-energy for its advanced reactor project in Texas. The Amazon-backed startup will use the federal funds to deploy its novel Xe-100 reactors at a Dow Chemical facility by the early 2030s. The project relies on high-temperature gas-cooled technology and specialized TRISO fuel to supply carbon-free power and industrial heat. While federal funding helps offset high initial costs, the nascent industry must overcome strict regulatory reviews and budget pressures to prove commercial viability. The Amazon-backed firm is aiming to build up to 144...
Nuclear NewsNEW EM UpdateThe Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management hosted the 12th National Cleanup Workshop in Arlington, Virginia. Industry and government officials gathered to discuss ongoing remediation, private sector energy investments, and the transition of former cleanup sites into active energy hubs. Panelists highlighted new economic development and advanced nuclear projects taking shape at Department of Energy sites such as Oak Ridge and Idaho. Representatives emphasized that repurposing remediated land for data centers, fuel fabrication, and advanced reactors leverages an experienced nucl...
Nuclear NewsNEW Fusion Power to U.S. Data Centers and Critical InfrastructurenT-Tao and Orion Nuclear Energy Corporation signed a memorandum of understanding to deploy compact fusion systems across the United States. The agreement focuses on providing on-site power generation for data centers and industrial facilities facing grid capacity constraints. The collaboration pairs nT-Tao's twenty-megawatt fusion technology with Orion's project development and regulatory expertise. This partnership highlights industry efforts to bridge a commercial scale gap between small microreactors and larger utility-scale advanced reactors while navigating early-stage fusion development...
Nuclear NewsNEW Finding a nuclear nicheResearchers at the University of South Carolina are maintaining a comprehensive database and providing specialized material testing for molten salt nuclear reactors. Led by engineering professor Ted Besmann, the facility supports developers, national laboratories, and safety regulators across the nuclear industry. Molten salt reactors dissolve uranium in liquid mixtures, eliminating high-pressure water loops and reducing risks associated with traditional solid-fuel plants. As utilities seek smaller, scalable power sources to meet rising electricity demand, specialized thermodynamic data and te...
Nuclear NewsNEW Deep Fission and Youngquist Brothers Announce Collaboration on Deep, Large-Diameter Borehole DrillinDeep Fission and Youngquist Brothers are partnering to develop specialized drilling methods for underground small modular reactor installations. The collaboration leverages commercial drilling expertise to construct the deep, wide boreholes required for housing pressurized water reactors about a mile underground. The companies recently completed an equipment demonstration in Florida using a full-size prototype canister. FORT MYERS, Fla., September 21, 2026--Deep Fission, Inc. (Nasdaq: FISN) ("Deep Fission" or the "Company"), an advanced nuclear energy company working to place small modular pre...
Outage NewsNEW D.C. Cook 1 begins Fall 2026 refueling outageIndiana Michigan Power began a routine refueling outage at D.C. Cook 1 on 2026-09-19. The 1,009-MW Westinghouse 4-loop PWR started the maintenance period on the planned date with a scheduled duration of 32 days. The unit entered this refuel carrying a 1476-day unscheduled-outage-free streak after running about 91% of its typical 557-day operating cycle. The operator runs 1 other U.S. nuclear unit. The U.S. fleet today maintains a 92.8% capacity factor across 94 units, with 6 in refueling and 0 in unscheduled outages, alongside FitzPatrick. BRIDGMAN, MI. D.C. Cook 1 entered a refueling outage on Sep 19, 2026 . The unit started on the published date (Sep 19, 2026) with a planned 32-day outage running through Oct 21, 2026. Going into the refueling, the unit had run for more than 4 years witho...
Outage NewsNEW Davis-Besse trips offline, unscheduled outage underwayDavis-Besse began an unscheduled forced short outage on 2026-09-08. This event ended the unit's unscheduled-outage-free streak at 386 days. This is the first forced outage for the 894-MW Babcock and Wilcox PWR in 2026, matching the total count for all of 2025. Energy Harbor Nuclear Generation operates this unit along with three other U.S. nuclear units. Across the industry, 94 units are currently operating at a 95.4 percent capacity factor. Two units are currently in refueling outages, while Davis-Besse and Dresden 2 are the only two units in unscheduled outages at this time. OAK HARBOR, OH. A...
Outage NewsFitzPatrick begins Fall 2026 refueling outageFitzPatrick began a routine refueling outage on September 14, 2026, aligning exactly with its published schedule. The unit entered this maintenance period after completing 100 percent of its typical 729-day operating cycle and maintaining an unscheduled-outage-free streak of 720 days. The scheduled duration for this refueling outage is 17 days, which is shorter than the unit's 28.3-day average across 13 prior refuels. FitzPatrick, an 853-MW General Electric BWR/4 operated by Constellation Nuclear, recorded a 99.7 percent capacity factor during its 2025 cycle. Across the U.S. fleet, 94 units ar...
Outage NewsVogtle 2 begins Fall 2026 refueling outageGeorgia Power began a routine refueling outage at Vogtle 2 on September 13, 2026. The 1,152-MW Westinghouse pressurized water reactor entered the maintenance window exactly on its scheduled start date with a planned 43-day duration. Going into this event, the unit maintained an 813-day unscheduled-outage-free streak and had completed roughly 97 percent of its typical 547-day operating cycle. Georgia Power operates five other nuclear units, while the broader U.S. fleet operates at a 92.4 percent capacity factor with six total reactors currently offline. Vogtle 2 recorded a 92 percent capacity f...
Outage NewsBrowns Ferry 1 begins Fall 2026 refueling outageBrowns Ferry 1 began a routine refueling outage on September 12, 2026, starting one day later than the scheduled September 11 date. The 1,256-MW General Electric BWR/4 entered the break after completing about 98 percent of its typical 726-day operating cycle. Operated by the Tennessee Valley Authority, the unit entered the refueling outage following an unscheduled-outage-free streak of 142 days and a 2025 capacity factor of 97.8 percent. The historical average for this unit is 32.7 days across nine prior refuels. Across the broader U.S. fleet, capacity factor stands at 92.4 percent for 94 unit...
Outage NewsDresden 2 trips offline, unscheduled outage underwayDresden 2 entered a forced short outage on 2026-09-04, ending a streak of 1226 days without an unscheduled outage. This event marks the first forced outage for the 902-MW General Electric BWR/3 unit during the 2026 calendar year. The unit, which has been in commercial operation since 1970, recorded zero forced outages throughout 2025. Constellation Nuclear operates this unit alongside 20 other U.S. nuclear units. Across the current fleet of 94 units, the industry reports a 98.3 percent capacity factor with one unit currently in an unscheduled outage and zero units in refueling. MORRIS, IL. Dre...
Outage NewsNorth Anna 2 begins Fall 2026 refueling outageNorth Anna 2 began its scheduled refueling outage on September 6, 2026, two days earlier than the original plan. The unit entered this maintenance period after completing 95 percent of its typical 548-day operating cycle and maintaining an unscheduled-outage-free streak of 987 days. The unit is a 944-MW Westinghouse 3-loop PWR operated by Virginia Electric and Power, which manages three other nuclear units in the United States. This refueling follows a prior cycle that achieved a 90 percent capacity factor. The outage duration is scheduled for 36 days, compared to the 43-day average recorded a...
Outage NewsMcGuire 1 begins Fall 2026 refueling outageMcGuire 1 began its scheduled refueling outage on September 5, 2026, meeting the planned start date exactly. The unit entered this maintenance period after completing 92 percent of its typical 547-day operating cycle and maintaining an unscheduled-outage-free streak of 246 days. The 1,158-MW Westinghouse 4-loop PWR has a historical average refuel duration of 37.6 days across 18 prior events, with a maximum duration of 78 days recorded in 2007. Duke Energy Carolinas operates this unit along with six other U.S. nuclear units. Across the current fleet of 94 units, the industry capacity factor is...
Outage NewsBrowns Ferry 2 trips offline, unscheduled outage underwayBrowns Ferry 2 began an unscheduled forced short outage on August 27, 2026. This event ended a 448 day streak of operation without an unscheduled outage for the 1,259-MW General Electric BWR/4 unit. The unit has recorded one forced outage so far in 2026, compared to two forced outages during the entirety of 2025. Tennessee Valley Authority operates this unit along with six other U.S. nuclear units. Across the industry, 94 units are currently operating at a 97.6 percent capacity factor, with two units currently in unscheduled outages and zero units in refueling. ATHENS, AL. Browns Ferry 2 dropp...
Outage NewsMonticello trips offline, unscheduled outage underwayMonticello entered an unscheduled forced short outage on August 10, 2026, ending a 130-day streak of outage-free operation. This event marks the second forced outage for the 617-MW General Electric BWR/3 unit during the 2026 calendar year. The unit, which has been in commercial operation since 1971, recorded four forced outages throughout 2025. Northern States Power Co - Minnesota operates this facility along with two other U.S. nuclear units. Across the industry today, 94 units are maintaining a 97.9 percent capacity factor, with this unit currently representing the only facility in an unsche...
Outage NewsSaint Lucie 1 trips offline, unscheduled outage underwaySaint Lucie 1 began an unscheduled forced short outage on August 14, 2026. This event ended a streak of 635 days without an unscheduled outage at the 981-MW Combustion Engineering pressurized water reactor. This forced outage is the first for the unit in 2026, following a year in 2025 with zero forced outages. Florida Power and Light operates this unit along with three other nuclear units in the United States. Across the industry, 94 units are currently operating at a 97.8 percent capacity factor, with Saint Lucie 1 and Monticello as the only two units in unscheduled outages. The next planned...
Outage NewsRiver Bend 1 trips offline, unscheduled outage underwayRiver Bend 1 began an unscheduled forced short outage on August 1, 2026. This event ended a streak of 256 days of operation without an unscheduled outage at the 968-MW General Electric BWR/6 facility. The unit has recorded one forced outage so far in 2026, compared to four forced outages during the 2025 calendar year. Entergy Louisiana operates this unit and one other nuclear unit in the United States. Across the industry, the current fleet capacity factor is 98.6 percent among 94 units, with one unit currently in an unscheduled outage and zero units in refueling. The facility has been in comm...
Outage NewsMillstone 2 trips offline, unscheduled outage underwayMillstone 2 entered a forced short outage on August 4, 2026. This event ended a 51 day unscheduled outage free streak for the 863 MW Combustion Engineering pressurized water reactor. This forced outage marks the second such event for Millstone 2 during 2026, following a year in 2025 with zero forced outages. Dominion Energy Nuclear Conn operates this unit and one other U.S. nuclear unit. Across the industry, 94 units are currently maintaining a 97.7 percent capacity factor. There are two units in unscheduled outages nationwide, with River Bend 1 being the only other unit currently offline. WAT...
Outage NewsTurkey Point 4 refueling outage pushed backThe refueling schedule for Turkey Point 4 has been revised with the outage now pushed back to a later start date. The planned duration for this maintenance period has also been extended beyond the previous estimate. Readers should consult the NukeWorker outage schedule for the updated dates and duration details regarding this unit. Turkey Point 4 's next refueling outage has been pushed back in the utility's published schedule. The revised start date and duration are on the NukeWorker outage schedule. The scheduled duration was revised at the same time, and the outage is now planned to run lon...
History & TriviaNEW This Hidden City In Tennessee Held One Of The World’s Most Closely-Guarded SecretsOak Ridge, Tennessee transformed rapidly from a rural farming town into a massive, classified site for the Manhattan Project during World War II. Thousands of workers labored in secrecy to produce material for the atomic weapons that ultimately brought an end to the global conflict. The historic site established strict security protocols and massive industrial infrastructure that laid the groundwork for modern nuclear research facilities. Today, the location preserves its wartime heritage while continuing to contribute to advancements in science, technology, and energy research within the nuclear sector. Oak Ridge Tennessee, is a massive secret hidden city that once held the location that built the first atom bomb that ended WWII. Government conspiracies, cover-ups, and secret military ope...
GeneralShift Test Engineer Career PathsI am doing my Shift Test Engineer initial qualification at a public shipyard. I'm going to complete my STE qualification but I have some doubts as to whether I am going to stay at this shipyard long-term. If after completing my initial qualification, I decide to go to a different shipyard, will I take my STE qualification with me and only have to cross-qualify to my new yard' platform(s) or will I be starting from scratch initial qualifying again?If I decide to go the commercial route, what are good departments for former STEs besides operations?
Nuclear SoftwareLooking for Rados softwareUpdate: I found out that Mirion bought Rados. I called Mirion and they informed me that they have discontinued the model and software. I haven't had any luck by reaching out to third parties.You're my only hope Obi-Wan  :)
History & TriviaThe Hiroshima Atomic Blast Forged a Metal Never Seen Before on EarthGeologists led by the University of Florence have identified a previously unknown iron-chromium alloy within microscopic fallout debris from the 1945 Hiroshima atomic bombing. The 10-micrometer grain exhibits a complex, highly ordered cubic crystal structure that formed due to the extreme temperatures and rapid cooling rates of the nuclear fireball. This discovery highlights that nuclear blast debris contains a unique library of metastable materials that are difficult to replicate in laboratory settings. For the nuclear industry, these findings demonstrate that fallout particles serve as a phy...
DC CookNewly Renovated Furnished 2Br rental near D.C. CookD.C. Cook outage housing available in Stevensville for September/October.We have furnished 2BR / 1.5BA units available for outage workers, with full kitchen, in-unit washer/dryer, Wi-Fi, utilities, and parking included. Each unit has 1 king bed and 2 queen beds and works well for 1–2 workers or coworkers sharing a unit.Weekly and 4–6 week stays available. We also have two neighboring units, so we may be able to accommodate a small crew that wants to stay close together while still having separate living space.Located in Stevensville with convenient access to D.C. Cook.Message me for availabili...
Training, Tests & EducationCalculators for BMST and POSS?If I remember correctly, a four-function calculator is provided to you. That being said, you should be able to do the most of the math on it without a calculator.Good luck! What plant are you applying to?
AdvertisingLodging AdvertisingNine Mile/ Fitzpatrick 2026 Entire private farmhouse/rooms for rent. Recently renovated. Located on State Route 104, Oswego, NY. Less than 5 miles from the nuclear plants. Four bedrooms (3 upstairs and one small downstairs) 2 full bathrooms (one upstairs and one downstairs) Washer and dryer in downstairs bathroom.Fully furnished and fully equipped kitchen. WiFi and cable included. Electric, water and trash removal,bedding, towels and toiletries. $300/week/room Or rent entire house for $1,200/week if you want to be sure your colleagues have a place.  Limit is 4 adults.  No pets. No smoking insi...
Davis-BesseDavis-Besse LodgingWinter condo available. Blackout curtains, very quiet area with balcony. One bedroom, covered parking, washer and dryer, two TVS, electric fireplace. In The Shores condominiums. Very close to grocery and local restaurants.$1400 a month plus electric.Cable and water are paidSandySelswick@breezeline.net
Clean Humor8 armsIf you hold a baby octopus to your ear, you can hear the aquaruium employee telling you to put it back.it wuz a copee n paste.
Fallen:Michael D HargisMichael D. Hargis, a RCT, Radcon Supervisor, and Emergency Management at the Idaho Cleanup Project at the Idaho National Laboratory passed August 13, 2026. He was a great coworker and will be missed. His obituary is at
Site NewsEvery Outage Finally Has a NameEvery Outage Finally Has a Name If you have worked an outage, you know it has a name. Nobody at the tool crib says "the spring outage at Catawba." They say C1R28 . It is on the badge, on the schedule, on the coffee cup somebody had printed.For years, right here on NukeWorker, every one of those outages was a date range and a colored bar. "Catawba 1, March 2026." Technically true. Totally soulless. That bugged me. So we went and got the names. The hunt Here is the thing nobody tells you: there is no master list. Nowhere can you download a tidy file where some kind soul has written down that Tur...
Radiation SafetyKyle HillGreat post, Marlin! I wasn't aware this change was getting YouTube traction lol. Thanks for the link.
Radiation SafetyRadiation Protection AIthose that have a chatgpt subscription. Another great tool for RCT's, Rad Engineers or CHP's
History & TriviaPentagon Tests Portable Nuclear Reactor. The Last One Left Arlington's Only Radioactive Grave.The Department of Defense is developing a new transportable nuclear reactor under Project Pele at the Idaho National Laboratory. This initiative follows the 1961 SL-1 reactor accident, which resulted in three fatalities and the burial of a contaminated soldier in a lead-lined grave at Arlington National Cemetery. The SL-1 incident established safety standards that have prevented fatal reactor accidents in the United States for 65 years. Project Pele utilizes high-temperature gas-cooled technology and TRISO fuel, which are designed to be meltdown-resistant. These developments aim to provide por...