Danish startup Seaborg Technologies has signed an agreement to collaborate with South Korean regulators and authorities to identify requirements for the export of floating nuclear power plants based on its compact molten salt reactor (CMSR) to any country in the world.
Representatives of Seaborg and South Korean nuclear regulatory consulting company Best Engineering in Energy Solutions (BEES) signed a memorandum of understanding to define and meet legal requirements and South Korean standards for exporting floating nuclear power plants to any country in the world.
Seaborg said BEES provides regulatory advice to the nuclear power industry. It said South Korea has one of the world’s best nuclear industries and expertise and BEES will support it in obtaining licences in South Korea.
Representatives of Seaborg and South Korean nuclear regulatory consulting company Best Engineering in Energy Solutions (BEES) signed a memorandum of understanding to define and meet legal requirements and South Korean standards for exporting floating nuclear power plants to any country in the world.
Seaborg said BEES provides regulatory advice to the nuclear power industry. It said South Korea has one of the world’s best nuclear industries and expertise and BEES will support it in obtaining licences in South Korea.
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