HGP Intelligent Energy Moves to Bring More Power from Existing Nuclear Plants, Submits Letter of Int

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HGP Intelligent Energy submitted a letter of intent to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission for its reactor technology. The filing marks the first formal regulatory step toward reviewing software and coolant controls designed for pressurized water reactors.

The technology uses digital twin models to regulate cooling water flow rates and maintain steady higher output. Plant owners could use the approved report to support power uprate applications, helping meet rising electricity demand from data centers using existing reactors.

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HGP rendering of a nuclear plant's reactor cooling system. Illustrative only. Image: HGP Intelligent Energy.

HGP rendering of a nuclear plant's reactor cooling system. Illustrative only. Image: HGP Intelligent Energy.

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