Radiant Receives DOE Approval For Kaleidos Microreactor Safety Document

Company aims to demonstrate full power by July federal deadline

Radiant Receives DOE Approval For Kaleidos Microreactor Safety Document
The Kaleidos microreactor can be delivered in a single standardised shipping container and installed in a day. Courtesy Radiant.

US microreactor developer Radiant Industries announced it has received approval from the US Department of Energy (DOE) for a safety document covering its Kaleidos test reactor, potentially clearing the way for a planned test startup later this year at Idaho National Laboratory (INL).

The 1-MW Kaleidos microreactor is aimed at replacing diesel generators at military sites, remote villages or disaster relief efforts, and can operate for several years without refuelling. 

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