Project: stated targetSecondary report
What was reported
TerraPower has said it expects operation of the Natrium demonstration reactor to be delayed by at least two years because there will not be sufficient commercial capacity to manufacture high-assay low-enriched uranium fuel in time to meet the proposed 2028 in-service date.Regulator, government, developer and customer statements named in the Project Ledger · World Nuclear News statement · Dec 15, 2022 · Open the source ↗
What the evidence supports
That World Nuclear News, a secondary source, published the quoted statement. It records a target, not something that has happened. Targets can move; earlier and later targets are both kept.
What remains unknown
Whether the target will be met. Performance over time, returns, or the status of any other unit, unless the quoted passage states them.
Source passages
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World Nuclear News statementTerraPower has said it expects operation of the Natrium demonstration reactor to be delayed by at least two years because there will not be sufficient commercial capacity to manufacture high-assay low-enriched uranium fuel in time to meet the proposed 2028 in-service date.Regulator, government, developer and customer statements named in the Project Ledger · World Nuclear News statement · Dec 15, 2022 · Open the source ↗
Revision history
- Revision 1 · Nov 11, 2026, 21:12 UTC
Natrium Kemmerer Unit 1: commercial operation targeted for 2028
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