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Independent advice on Small Modular Reactors – siting, licensing, delivery. Talk to us
Independent advice on Small Modular Reactors – siting, licensing, delivery. Talk to us
SMR Nuclear Technology Pty Ltd (SMR-NT) is an independent Australian-owned consulting firm specialising in Small Modular Reactor (SMR) technology.
We help governments, utilities and industries safely plan, site, develop and operate next-generation nuclear power projects.
Small modular reactors (SMRs) are advanced nuclear reactors with an output of up to about 300 MWe per unit, designed to be built in factories and installed in stages.
Firm, low-carbon electricity that works alongside wind and solar.
SMRs can run around the clock, support grid stability and supply power or heat to industry and remote communities, which makes them a practical complement to renewables.
Years of combined director experience in power generation
MWe maximum output per SMR unit
Reactor modules are fabricated under controlled factory conditions and shipped to site, which supports consistent quality and shorter on-site construction.
Learn moreUnits can be added step by step as demand grows, so a project can start small and expand over time.
Learn moreA compact footprint makes SMRs suited to former coal-plant sites, industrial users and remote grids.
Learn moreMany SMR designs use passive safety systems that rely on natural forces such as gravity and convection to cool the reactor, reducing dependence on operator action and external power.
SMR-NT advises on the siting, development and operation of safe nuclear power generation technologies.
SMR-NT supports clients through the key stages of bringing nuclear generation online.
Assessing candidate locations, grid connection, cooling and community considerations for a new SMR project.
Advising on technology selection, project development and the safe, long-term operation of nuclear generation.
Talk to our team about the siting, development and operation of small modular reactor projects.
SMR Nuclear Technology Pty Ltd has contributed to the public debate on nuclear power in Australia through formal submissions and industry analysis: