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Deployable Energy to test its Unity nuclear battery in DOME

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Briefings

Deployable Energy selected its Unity nuclear battery for testing at the Idaho National Laboratory's DOME testbed in 2027. The reactor will operate inside the Demonstration of Microreactor Experiments facility, marking a significant step toward commercial deployment. This selection follows years of development and represents a major milestone for the company's energy technology roadmap.

Key points

• Deployable Energy's Unity demonstration reactor was chosen by the US Department of Energy's National Reactor Innovation Center for testing inside the DOME testbed at the Idaho National Laboratory in 2027.
• The reactor will operate inside the Demonstration of Microreactor Experiments facility, which is part of the Idaho National Laboratory's testbed infrastructure.

Context and limitations

Testing is scheduled for 2027, but specific operational parameters, performance metrics, and long-term reliability data are not yet available.

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