AMERICA GOES NUCLEAR: Radiant executive make BOLD prediction on energy source

• Radiant won a $750M US Army contract for 15 portable 1-megawatt microreactors to power military bases.
• The 'power plant in a box' design eliminates on-site construction and waste handling, making it plug-in ready and transportable.
• The first unit is undergoing 6 months of testing at Idaho National Lab, with military base delivery expected in 2028.
• Radiant targets the entire US energy grid, including data centers, distribution centers, hospitals, and grocery stores, as future markets.

Radiant, a company producing portable 1-megawatt microreactors, secured a $750 million US Army contract for 15 units to power military bases. The company aims to provide energy independence through 'power plants in a box' that require no on-site construction or waste handling. Beyond military applications, Radiant sees a vast market in powering data centers and the broader US energy grid, with the first unit undergoing testing for delivery in 2028.