Read more about the article Holtec’s CEO Inducted into the National Academy of Engineering
Holtec’s Dr. Kris Singh is Inducted into the National Academy of Engineering. Pictured from left to right: Mr. Charles O. Holliday, Jr., Chair, National Academy of Engineering; Dr. Kris Singh, President & CEO, Holtec International; Dr. C.D. Mote, Jr., President, National Academy of Engineering

Holtec’s CEO Inducted into the National Academy of Engineering

We are proud to report that on October 5, 2013, our President and CEO Dr. Kris Singh was inducted into the National Academy of Engineering during the organization’s annual meeting in Washington, D.C. (see photo below). The Academy cited Dr. Singh’s global business leadership in the nuclear power industry and his influential technical contributions to the fields of managing spent nuclear fuel and improving operating nuclear reactors. Dr. Singh has published over 70 technical papers in various areas of nuclear technology and holds 45 active patents which provides the basis for a great bulk of the components and systems engineered by Holtec International and manufactured by the Company’s fabrication facilities in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Florida. He founded Holtec International in 1986 and was elected a Fellow of the ASME in 1987. (more…)

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Holtec to provide a Fleet of HI‐STAR Transport Casks to SKB for Land and Sea Transport of Spent Fuel and Core Components

We are pleased to announce Holtec has been awarded a contract by Svensk Kärnbränslehantering AB (SKB) to replace their existing fleet of transport casks with Holtec’s HI-STAR 80 casks for shipment of BWR and PWR spent nuclear fuel and core components from Sweden’s Oskarshamn, Forsmark and Ringhals Nuclear Power Plants to SKB’s central interim storage facility (CLAB). SKB’s new ship, the MS-Sigrid, will be used to transport the casks by sea from Sweden’s Forsmark and Ringhals plants to the CLAB facility. The casks may also be used for international transports. The HI-STAR 80 casks will transport 12 PWR or 32 BWR high burnup fuel assemblies (above 45 GWD/MTU) with cooling times as short as 18 months. (more…)

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Read more about the article A Steady Stream of Orders from International Power Plant Developers to Holtec
Holtec’s High Pressure Heaters Ready for Shipment

A Steady Stream of Orders from International Power Plant Developers to Holtec

We are pleased to report that several international power plant developers have selected Holtec International’s feedwater heaters over the past two months, growing the Company’s backlog by over 80 high and low pressure heaters from power plant developers with total order value in excess of 40 million dollars. (more…)

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The Singh Center for Nanotechnology Inaugurated on Penn’s Campus

The architectural masterpiece, named the Krishna P. Singh Center for Nanotechnology, was inaugurated on the University of Pennsylvania's campus in West Philadelphia on October 4, 2013. The $92 million, 78,000 square foot luminescent glass edifice with the uniquely perched elevated cantilever is named after Holtec's President and CEO, Dr. Kris Singh.

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