US regulators approve first commercial small modular nuclear reactor design

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US regulators have approved the construction of the first commercial small modular nuclear reactor. The design is for a power plant to be built in Idaho by the company NuScale Power. This marks a significant step for the nascent SMR industry in the United States. The project aims to provide a new source of carbon-free electricity.

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