Holtec’s Green Boiler pilot project is marking a key step in validating its innovative thermal energy storage technology under real-world operating conditions.
Holtec International’s SMR-300 has completed Step 2 of the United Kingdom’s Generic Design Assessment.
Holtec Palisades has successfully completed passivation of its primary system, which is an essential step to ensure long-term equipment reliability and a key milestone in the ongoing effort to return the plant to service.
Holtec’s innovative eye to the future of clean power was highlighted by Holtec Asia at the annual Renewable Energy India Expo (REI 2025).
An array of equipment to manage spent nuclear fuel produced by the NPCIL’s Kudankulam Nuclear Plant, a Russian-origin nuclear plant located in Tamil Nadu, has been successfully delivered to the plant site.
We will remember 2025 as the year when Holtec’s SMR-300 nuclear reactor program notched pivotal breakthroughs that will accelerate its adoption and deployment around the world in this decade and beyond.
This transformative legislation will fundamentally reorganize India’s nuclear generation infrastructure permitting the construction and operation of nuclear power plants by Independent Power Producers (IPPs) and other qualified entities.
These four BWR units now join Holtec’s global dry storage client roster, increasing the number of reactors served by Holtec technologies to 155 worldwide.
We are delighted and honored to have been selected as a recipient of the U.S. Department of Energy’s Tier 1 “First Mover Team Support” award under the U.S. Government’s Generation III+ Small Modular Reactor (SMR) Pathway to Deployment Program.
This milestone marks the site’s full transition from its legacy horizontal spent fuel storage technology to Holtec’s high-capacity HI-STORM FW system.