Nuclear power for the maritime industry would be a transformational technology leading to safer, more reliable, emissions free, longer-lived, and more productive ships, a report by Lloyds Register says.
According to the report, nuclear power holds immense potential for revolutionising the maritime industry, offering a path towards sustainable and efficient shipping solutions.
The widespread adoption of nuclear power in commercial shipping is on the horizon, driven by advancements in technology and a growing recognition of its benefits, the report says.
According to Lloyds register, a technical and professional services organisation and a maritime classification society, nuclear will be a primary catalyst that will fundamentally reshape the shipping industry.
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