Terrestrial Energy banks £5m for molten salt reactor technology

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Nuclear technology firm will use the funding to bring its next-generation nuclear reactor to market

Nuclear technology company Terrestrial Energy has announced today it has raised CAD$10m (£4.8m) to bring its next-generation nuclear reactor to industrial markets in the next decade. The reactor is...

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