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US-Japan $40 Billion Small Modular Nuclear Reactors Project

Sector: Nuclear • Location: United States

Source: MEAW

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The United States and Japan announced a $40 billion investment for GE Vernova and Hitachi to build BWRX-300 small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) in Tennessee and Alabama. This project is part of the 2025 US-Japan Strategic Trade and Investment Agreement and aims to deploy advanced SMRs as a next-generation stable power source to stabilize electricity prices and strengthen technological leadership

Status
Prospective
Sector
Nuclear, Government, Power Generation (CCGT)
Location
United States of America
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
MEAW

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The project “US-Japan $40 Billion Small Modular Nuclear Reactors Project” is an infrastructure initiative in the Nuclear sector, located in United States. Taiyo aggregates data on it from MEAW.

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The United States and Japan announced a $40 billion investment for GE Vernova and Hitachi to build BWRX-300 small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) in Tennessee and Alabama. This project is part of the 2025 US-Japan Strategic Trade and Investment Agreement and aims to deploy advanced SMRs as a next-generation stable power source to stabilize electricity prices and strengthen technological leadership.

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Nuclear, Government, Power Generation (CCGT)

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2026-03-22

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