Radiant has received approval from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) for its Preliminary Documented Safety Analysis. This approval marks a significant step forward in the development process of the company’s first reactor.
The approval allows Radiant to move closer to conducting the first full-power test, which is scheduled to take place ahead of the planned reactor start-up in summer 2026.
**Why this matters**
Obtaining DOE approval for the safety analysis is a critical regulatory milestone that ensures the reactor design meets required safety standards. This clearance enables further testing and development activities essential for the reactor’s operational readiness, supporting Radiant’s timeline for commercial deployment.
Source: NewsData