TerraPower Signs Agreement To Explore Natrium Reactor Site In Kansas

MoU to evaluate siting, licensing, and community support

TerraPower Signs Agreement To Explore Natrium Reactor Site In Kansas
TerraPower’s Natrium plant in Wyoming could be the US’s first commercial, advanced nuclear power plant. Mockup courtesy TerraPower.

TerraPower, the nuclear innovation company founded by Bill Gates, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with utility Evergy and the Kansas Department of Commerce to study the potential siting of a Natrium advanced reactor and energy storage system in Kansas.

A statement said the agreement will allow the partners to evaluate site-specific characteristics, including community support, licensing feasibility with the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and access to existing infrastructure.

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