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The following is a statement concerning the future of U-Battery and Urenco's involvement in the project.
Read more Statement: U-BatteryThe team received the news from the UK Intellectual Property Office, which has published the protective status.
Read more U-Battery granted UK patentU-Battery’s graduate engineers have come up with creative ways of enabling children to learn about the nuclear energy industry.
Read more Grad companies’ card game and cookbook to educate childrenWe say goodbye to graduate engineer Jugraj and hello to Alix, our new business development manager.
Read more Nuclear grad’s farewell and new manager appointed to key roleThe world has changed quite dramatically since COP26 only one year ago. So where do we go from here?
Read more What happened at COP27, and what does it mean for advanced nuclear?U-Battery graduate engineers create artwork explaining nuclear concepts.
Read more Young engineers’ nuclear art project for charityCan the world's biggest climate change conference become a slingshot for new nuclear technologies like ours?
Read more COP27 and the role of advanced nuclearFirst-of-a-kind a step closer after we succeed in BEIS funding round.
Read more U-Battery development accelerated under UK Government programmeFive young engineers have joined U-Battery, working on the Advanced Modular Reactor’s solutions for clean energy.
Read more New U-Battery graduates to focus on enhancing reactor’s capabilityLatest tweets
About U-Battery
U-Battery is an advanced/small modular reactor, capable of providing a low-carbon, cost-effective, locally embedded and reliable source of power and heat for energy intensive industry and remote locations. It is being developed by Urenco in collaboration with a number of supporting organisations and has received funding from the UK Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy's Energy Innovation Portfolio.