The company intends to manufacture these reactors in factories outside the United States, enabling streamlined distribution via ships, trains, and trucks. Once delivered, the reactors will be installed in clusters to create power plants that sell electricity to governments, municipalities, and industries with high energy costs.
Each plant will host between 8 and 20 reactors, designed with built-in redundancy to ensure continuous power generation even during scheduled maintenance. This approach guarantees uninterrupted service and enhances reliability.
SNP is positioning itself as a significant player in the clean energy sector, recognizing the increasing demand for sustainable and cost-effective electricity. The company is actively pursuing Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) worldwide. By focusing on regions offering tax credits and financial incentives, SNP anticipates accelerating the deployment of energy plants over the next several years.
The company's strategic growth has attracted top energy executives, financiers, and industry leaders, bolstering its operational and developmental capabilities. SNP's reactors leverage decades of proven technology, as small-scale reactors have powered nuclear submarines and aircraft carriers successfully for more than 70 years.
By partnering with leading EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) firms, SNP plans to minimize manufacturing costs while maintaining high-quality production standards.
This marks the company's first public announcement following a quiet development period. SNP plans to release additional updates on its rapid growth, personnel appointments, strategic agreements, and technological advancements in the near future.
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