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The use of renewable energy to generate electricity in this country is growing fast. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, 22% of the electricity generated last year came from renewable sources. With that said, the dependence on natural and weather elements…wind and sunshine…can create challenges to obtaining the electricity needed WHEN it is needed. Batteries are one […]
Read MoreThe New York Power Authority (NYPA) is leading the way in New York for green hydrogen. In conjunction with GE Vernova, EPRI, Sargent & Lundy, Fresh Meadow Power, and Airgas, an Air Liquide company, a retrofit of their natural gas facility at the Brentwood Power Station on Long Island in Suffolk County, New York has […]
Read MoreGTTSi is proud to be a part of this historical and important project. As a member of the Lake Conestee Dam Restoration Project Independent Design Review Board, GTTSi consultant Earl Hamil brings 50 years of engineering, procurement, and construction experience in the energy sector to the project. https://www.wyff4.com/article/replacement-project-130-year-old-dam-toxic-waste/46321451
Read MorePERMIT ISSUED FOR KAIROS POWER’S HERMES TEST REACTOR Recently, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) issued a permit to allow Kairos Power to construct their non-power test reactor at the Heritage Center Industrial Park in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. This test reactor will be a 35 MW (thermal) non-power version of their fluoride salt-cooled high temperature […]
Read MoreThere are 92 naturally occurring elements but only one, uranium, has become the element of choice as a fuel for commercial nuclear operations. Uranium has an atomic number of 92 and corresponds to the chemical symbol U in the periodic table. It is a member of a unique class of elements known as “actinides,” which were […]
Read MoreThe limitless energy revolution is gaining momentum, with Microsoft inking the first-ever commercial nuclear fusion deal with startup Helion Energy. The deal aims to produce electricity through fusion by 2028, with Helion targeting at least 50 megawatts of power generation for Microsoft after a year or face financial penalties. Microsoft believes that nuclear fusion is […]
Read MoreThis year is an important year for nuclear energy. It is the 70th anniversary of the “Atoms for Peace” speech by Dwight Eisenhower where he called for worldwide cooperation to develop atomic energy for peaceful purposes. In 1939, a group of scientists & engineers, with the U.S. Government, embarked on the development of one of […]
Read MoreThe UNITED STATES is the world’s largest producer of nuclear power, accounting for about 30% of worldwide generation of nuclear electricity, followed by France, China, Japan, and Russia. Scattered throughout the U.S. are 54 active nuclear power plants with 93 nuclear reactors in operation. The total energy generated from these plants is over 800 terawatts […]
Read MoreNuclear is getting smaller, literally, and it’s opening opportunities for the industry. Much has been published about SMRs (Small Modular Reactors) but less so of micro-reactors. Micro-reactors will be small enough to be transported by truck, rail, or air and could help solve energy challenges in many areas, ranging from remote commercial or residential locations […]
Read MoreTHE STATE OF THE INDUSTRY – by Sid Crouch, GTTSi Chief Technical Consultant Nuclear proponents are optimistic after Vogtle 3 achieved commercial operation, with Unit 4 close behind. The lessons learned are expected to be a catalyst for future units; but the industry took a gigantic blow when NuScale and Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems […]
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