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BWRX
-300
WNISR
in the Media –
8 October 2026 [es]
Don Porqué (Spain)
¿Por qué los reactores
SMR
aún no cumplen la gran promesa nuclear?
Los pequeños reactores modulares prometen abaratar la nuclear, pero Darlington, los costes y la competencia solar pondrán a prueba el modelo. por Alessandro Elia • 1 de octubre de 2026 Resumen Los
SMR
prometen abaratar la nuclear, pero aún deben demostrarlo Darlington será la gran prueba de costes, plazos y producción en serie La solar crece mucho más rápido, aunque no presta el mismo servicio eléctrico Los reactores modulares pequeños, conocidos por sus siglas inglesas
SMR
, iban a (…)
WNISR
in the Media –
15 May 2025
Globe and Mail (Canada)
Ontario’s Darlington
SMR
project to cost nearly $21-billion, significantly higher than expected
The Ontario government approved Ontario Power Generation’s plan to spend $7.7-billion to construct the first small modular reactor in a G7 country – a price far greater than independent observers deem necessary to spark widespread adoption. by Matthew McClearn • 8 May 2025 On Thursday, the government announced its wholly-owned utility can spend $6.1-billion to build the first
BWRX
-300 reactor adjacent to
OPG
’s existing Darlington Nuclear Generating Station. In addition, it can spend (…)
WNISR
in the Media –
27 March 2023
The Globe and Mail (Canada)
“
OPG
formalizes new agreement with two companies to standardize nuclear reactor design”
“Ontario Power Generation’s efforts to build a small modular reactor at its Darlington station got a boost Thursday [23 March 2023] as it joined two other companies in sharing development costs and technical expertise.” by Matthew McClearn • published 24 March 2023
OPG
plans to build the first
BWRX
-300 reactor by 2028 at its existing Darlington Nuclear Generating Station, placing Ontario’s largest utility in a race against time. Under a new agreement announced in Washington, reactor (…)