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TerraPower teams up with HD Hyundai on Natrium reactor fleet.

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TerraPower LLC partners with Hdec.

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TerraPower teams up with HD Hyundai on Natrium reactor fleet. The partnerships aim to standardise design, manufacturing, supply chain and construction for future Natrium units, supporting fleet-scale rollout and lower project risk. May 21, 2026 TerraPower has signed strategic agreements with HD Hyundai and Hyundai Engineering & Construction (HDEC) to speed up the commercial rollout of Natrium sodium-cooled fast reactor plants, including their integrated energy storage systems. The move is framed as a key step towards serial production and fleet-scale deployment of the technology. Under a supply framework agreement, HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) will serve as a preferred manufacturer for the Natrium Reactor Enclosure System components, helping to secure a scalable, repeatable supply chain for multiple units. HHI was selected following an assessment of its large-scale fabrication and precision manufacturing capability, particularly in energy sector equipment. In a second agreement, TerraPower, HD Hyundai and HDEC outlined a joint road map to co-deliver the commercial structure, construction, design, financing, manufacturing and supply chain for several Natrium plants. The goal is to create a standardised project model that can accelerate deployment and lower execution risk while maintaining competitive economics. TerraPower CEO Chris Levesque said the partnerships...

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  • HdecPartnerhdec.kr

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May 21, 2026
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signal_subtype
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