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Plans advance for floating nuclear plant in New Brunswick, a first among G7 countries

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Prodigy has not disclosed a price for the Belledune facility. Mycle Schneider Consulting has concluded that a market for reactors in remote mines and communities is “unlikely to materialize” because the electricity they would generate would be far too expensive. Prodigy says they seek a mix of private and federal funding Matthew McClearn, Toronto october […]

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Plans advance for floating nuclear plant in New Brunswick, a first among G7 countries

Facility would be the first nuclear project majority-owned by First Nations and could serve as ‘commercial blueprint’ for developer Prodigy Clean Energy

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The Globe & Mail broke the news in Toronto, Canada on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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