Radiant picked to supply microreactor for Naval Weapons Station Crane

The United States Navy selected El Segundo, Calif.-based Radiant Nuclear’s microreactor technology to power Naval Weapons Station in Crane, Ind., the company said Tuesday.
The Navy previously announced in September that Naval Weapons Station in Crane would be…

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Radiant picked to supply microreactor for Naval Weapons Station Crane

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