TerraPower Signs MOU with Chinese Nuclear Organization

Jeremy L. Dillon
RW Monitor
9/25/2015
TerraPower and the China National Nuclear Corp. have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to jointly complete the traveling wave reactor (TWR) design and commercialize the technology, the company announced this week. …

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