Navy picks Naval Weapons Station Crane for first microreactor installation

The U.S. Navy unveiled plans this week for a nuclear microreactor at the Naval Weapons Station Crane in Indiana, which will be the first base to use the technology.
The microreactor installed at the naval base will be owned and operated by a private company and…

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