State

Agreement signed

Capacity under contract is not energy supplied.

Open question

Who has committed to buy the output, on what stated terms, and has any energy been supplied?

  • Not established in reviewed sources: Whether the Dow agreements are binding beyond the ability to terminate for convenience
  • Not established in reviewed sources: Any power or steam offtake terms
  1. Current stateAgreement signed23 April 2026 · Company reported · X-energy (SEC prospectus, 424B4)

    Before: Not established in reviewed sources. Source: X-energy (SEC prospectus, 424B4) ↗

  2. Earlier statementAgreement signed13 August 2026 · Company reported · X-energy (SEC Form 10-Q, Q2 2026)

    Before: Not established in reviewed sources. Source: X-energy (SEC Form 10-Q, Q2 2026) ↗

  3. Earlier statementAgreement signed11 May 2023 · Joint release · Dow and X-energy (joint release, Dow newsroom)

    Before: Not established in reviewed sources. Source: Dow and X-energy (joint release, Dow newsroom) ↗

Evidence detail

Agreement signed

Joint development agreement between Dow and X-energy; Dow named an ARDP sub-awardee

Capacity under contract is not energy supplied.

“Dow and X-energy previously announced their entry into a joint development agreement ("JDA") to install an advanced SMR nuclear plant at an industrial site in North America. The U.S. Department of Energy ("DOE") named Dow a sub-awardee under X-energy's Advanced Reactor Demonstration Program ("ARDP") Cooperative Agreement.”
Attribution
Joint release
Publisher
Dow and X-energy (joint release, Dow newsroom)
Dated
11 May 2023
First public disclosure
11 May 2023
State before
Not established in reviewed sources
Counterparty
Dow
Detail
Bindingness not stated
Source read
11 November 2026

Inspect primary source: Dow and X-energy (joint release, Dow newsroom) ↗

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