TerraPower starts design assessment process in U.K.

TerraPower has taken its first steps in the regulatory process for its advanced nuclear reactor in the United Kingdom.
TerraPower, backed by Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, announced in an April 16 press release that it has submitted a letter to the U.K. Department…

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