Sweden / Nuclear Legislation To Remove Obstacles To SMR Deployment, Says Head Of Atomic Forum

Proposals would remove limits on reactor construction
Nuclear Legislation To Remove Obstacles To SMR Deployment, Says Head Of Atomic Forum
New legislation being put forward by Sweden’s centre-right coalition government removes obstacles to the potential construction of small modular reactors and will help the country in “reaching a climate neutral society with high robustness”, the secretary-general of the Swedish Atomic Forum said.

Carl Berglöf said on social media that the legislation will remove from existing law the maximum limit of 10 reactors. It will also remove a clause that says new reactors can only be built at existing site. “This proposal paves the way for SMRs in Sweden,” he said.

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