US EditionAllseas Chooses Nuclear Option for Its Offshore Fleet
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The large installation vessels of the Dutch offshore company Allseas are to sail on nuclear energy after 2030. The company is working with the Delft University of Technology on the development of small nuclear reactors. "Our goal is to start production in 2030," says project leader Stephanie Heerema. "The first application will probably be on land, after which our ships and the industry will follow." Allseas wants to have reduced the company's C…
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Marine construction specialist Allseas has launched a five-year plan to design, develop, and deploy a small modular reactor tailored for both offshore vessels and onshore use. Both uses have their benefits, as nuclear offers energy density with zero emissions and a stable, scalable power supply. Onshore, SMRs can ease grid pressure while providing consistent, carbon-free …
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The Dutch offshore company Allseas is developing a small nuclear reactor together with the Delft University of Technology. With nuclear energy, the company wants to reduce its own CO2 emissions by 30 percent in 2030 and be CO2 neutral in 2050.
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