Nano Announces Plans To Sell Odin Microreactor Design To UK’s Cambridge Atom Works

US company plans to focus on Kronos MMR as flagship project

Nano Announces Plans To Sell Odin Microreactor Design To UK’s Cambridge Atom Works
Rendering of a planned Kronos nuclear microreactor at the University of Illinois in the US. Courtesy Nano Nuclear.

US-based nuclear reactor technology company Nano Nuclear Energy has signed a letter of intent to sell its Odin low-pressure coolant microreactor design to UK company Cambridge Atom Works for $6.2m (€5.2m).

This company said the move will allow it to concentrate on its gas-cooled microreactor portfolio, including the Kronos micro-modular reactor (MMR), the Loki MMR, which is designed for space applications, and the Zeus solid core battery reactor.

“The sale is seen as a way to enhance developmental and regulatory efficiencies and to capitalise on the recent US-UK Atlantic Partnership for Advanced Nuclear Energy, which aims to expedite nuclear power advancements,” Nano said in a statement.

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