France’s Orano And Calogena Sign Agreement To Strengthen Collaboration On SMR Project

Nuclear reactor designed to decarbonise district heating networks

France’s Orano And Calogena Sign Agreement To Strengthen Collaboration On SMR Project
The Cal-30 reactor is specifically designed to be used for district heating. Courtesy Calogena.

French nuclear fuel cycle company Orano and Calogena have signed a partnership agreement to strengthen their collaboration on the CAL30 small modular reactor project.

Developed by Calogena, the CAL30 is a next-generation light-water reactor with a thermal capacity of 30 MW.

It is specifically designed to supply low-carbon energy to urban district heating networks, thus meeting the challenges of the energy transition and decarbonisation at regional and local level.

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