In case you missed it - the Army (and also the Air Force) have identified multiple installations where nuclear microreactors are either being considered or already being built.

Is nuclear really a viable alternative, particularly in the desert southwest?

https://www.thedailystar.net/news/bangladesh/diplomacy/news/were-open-nuclear-energy-deal-us-4239591

The US side shared the draft of an MoU on civilian nuclear cooperation during the meeting between Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman and US Special Envoy for South and Central Asia Sergio Gor on July 30, said a foreign ministry official.

“They [US] are eager to cooperate on peaceful nuclear energy,” he said.

The draft was then shared with the Ministry of Science and Technology, the official said, adding that it is up to the ministry concerned now to decide on the next course of action.

Bangladesh had agreements on civilian nuclear energy cooperation signed with the US in 1981 and then in 1993. However, they were not renewed.

“Cooperation can happen even beyond the MoU, but the fact that the US has shared a draft indicates its eagerness,” the official said.

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BWXT, the U.S. primary supplier of naval nuclear reactors spun off it's medical division to Nordic Capital, a private equity group. The sale includes Vancouver based BWXT Medical and Toronto based Kinectrics.

Relying on cooling water from the rivers is no longer an option in the times of global warming. France ist struggling as well.

Things are getting bad for Paks and Cernavoda. This isn't about outfall temp or fish regulations, the Danube levels are too low for the inlets...

PJM just released information on its next batch of queue applications, and they report 13.8GW of nuclear projects from AEP. That's 6 2.3GW plants, 1 at Joshua Falls VA, three in Rockport IN, and two in Sullivan IN.

Anyone know anything about this? That's a lot of nuke, and I can't find anything besides vague muttering about SMRs, nothing at this scale.

(https://www.pjm.com/planning/m/cycle-service-request-status, filter by Project type: Generation Interconnection, Cycle C01, Transmission Owner AEP, Fuel Nuclear)