Oklo And Blykalla Expand ‘Transatlantic Partnership’ On Fast Reactor Commercialisation

Companies announce plan to invest up to $200 million

Oklo And Blykalla Expand ‘Transatlantic Partnership’ On Fast Reactor Commercialisation
Oklo is developing fast fission power plants including the Aurora powerhouse, which it plans to build at Idaho National Laboratory. Courtesy Oklo.

US advanced reactor company Oklo Sweden-based Blykalla have announced an expansion of their transatlantic partnership to broaden collaboration on fast reactor commercialisation.

Blykalla, which last year raised $50m (€43m) in capital to accelerate the industrialisation and commercialisation of its advanced lead-cooled reactor, the Sealer, aims to deploy capital and engineering resources in the US through the collaboration.

Resources include planned investments and expected personnel commitments on the scale of $100-$200m and 30-40 engineers, subject to final planning and approvals.

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