Calogena And Veolia Sign One-Year Agreement To Study SMR District Heating

Study to focus on Central and Eastern European markets.

Calogena And Veolia Sign One-Year Agreement To Study SMR District Heating
Calogena executive president Julien Dereux (middle, sitting) signed the cooperation agreement with Philippe Guitard (right, sitting), CEO of Veolia Central & Eastern Europe, at the French embassy in Prague. Image courtesy Calogena.

French small modular reactor startup Calogena and utility services group Veolia have signed a memorandum of cooperation to examine the potential use of small modular reactor (SMR) technology to decarbonise district heating networks, with a focus on Central and Eastern Europe.

A statement said that the agreement, valid for one year, will see the companies assess the feasibility of a pilot project integrating nuclear heat production into urban heating systems.

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