U.S., Japan, South Korea agree to collaborate on international SMR deployments

By ExchangeMonitor

The United States signed a memorandum of cooperation with Japan and South Korea to create a framework between the three to deploy small modular reactors (SMRs) in other countries.
The initial focus on the countries’ three-way cooperation would initially focus…

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