UK-based Rolls-Royce SMR has signed an exclusive agreement with the Dutch development company ULC-Energy to work together to deploy Rolls-Royce small modular reactor (SMR) nuclear power stations in the Netherlands.
The two companies said they believe nuclear energy can accelerate the transition to a clean, affordable and reliable energy system in the Netherlands.
Amsterdam-based ULC-Energy intends to develop nuclear projects deploying modern, modular reactors based on proven technology. Its aim is to accelerate decarbonisation in the Netherlands.
The two companies said they believe nuclear energy can accelerate the transition to a clean, affordable and reliable energy system in the Netherlands.
Amsterdam-based ULC-Energy intends to develop nuclear projects deploying modern, modular reactors based on proven technology. Its aim is to accelerate decarbonisation in the Netherlands.
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