Floating Nuclear Plants / Denmark’s Seaborg Signs Partnership Agreement With Samsung Heavy Industries

Denmark’s Seaborg Signs Partnership Agreement With Samsung Heavy Industries
The first power barges will have two reactors installed delivering 200 MW. Courtesy Seaborg.
Samsung Heavy Industries, the South Korean shipbuilding multinational, and Denmark-based reactor technology company Seaborg have signed a partnership agreement to develop floating nuclear power plants based on Seaborg’s compact molten salt reactor (CMSR).

The agreement includes development of hydrogen production plants and ammonia plants. Seaborg said the CMSR is an ideal power source for supply of stable, clean, and safe electricity.

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