PRELIMS BITS
- Definition: SMRs are advanced nuclear reactors with a power capacity of up to 300 MW per unit, around one-third of the size of traditional reactors.
- Key Features:
- Modular Construction: SMRs are designed for factory fabrication and transport, allowing easier and quicker deployment.
- Incremental Deployment: They can be deployed in single or multiple modules, offering flexibility in scaling up power generation.
- Benefits:
- They reduce initial capital investments and can be combined with renewable energy sources.