Small Modular Reactors

European SMR Consortium Signs Agreement With Three Regulators To Begin Pre-Licensing Initiative

By David Dalton
16 September 2025

Companies want to improve standardisation and harmonisation for Eagles-300 nuclear plant

European SMR Consortium Signs Agreement With Three Regulators To Begin Pre-Licensing Initiative
International Atomic Energy Agency director-general Rafael Grossi (centre) at the signing of the Eagles-300 agreement in Vienna. Courtesy SCK CEN.
A European consortium whose goal is to develop Eagles-300, a next-generation lead-cooled small modular reactor (SMR) that could be commercialised and deployed globally in 2039, has signed an agreement with three regulators to officially begin an international pre-licensing initiative.

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