The restart of the Palisades Nuclear Power Plant continues to advance, with several recently achieved milestones reinforcing confidence in the facility’s near-term return to service.
The expansion of Holtec Asia's manufacturing plant located at Dahej in coastal Gujarat, India is now complete.
Holtec International has entered into a strategic cooperation agreement with the State of Utah and Hi Tech Solutions to collaborate in the deployment of SMR-300s in Utah and the broader Mountain West region.
The Purdue Applied Research Institute’s Infrastructure Innovation Lab has joined Team Holtec to confirm the structural efficacy of the innovative modularized “Concrete-Strengthened Steel” (CSS) embodiment.
The Palisades restart remains on track, with the project progressing seamlessly on schedule and on budget, underpinned by strong safety and quality assurance metrics.
The US Department of Energy has granted a specific authorization to Holtec International, with the Indian Government’s concurrence, to sell the Company’s flagship small modular reactor SMR-300™ for deployment in the Republic of India.
The first of Holtec’s large capacity casks, HI-STAR 180D, has been successfully loaded at Engie Electrabel’s (Belgium) Doel nuclear site.
This program aims to build America’s first small modular reactors at Palisades with a target of 2030 for first commercial operation.
The NRC is considering an exemption request, a license transfer request, and license amendment requests to support reauthorizing power operations.
The Dahej plant, formally referred to as the Holtec Asia Advance Manufacturing Division, will become India’s largest ACC fabrication facility when the capacity expansion work effort is completed.