US Army to spend $2 billion on nuclear microreactors for bases
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The US Army plans to invest $2 billion in nuclear microreactors at five bases across the country to ensure their energy independence from the electric grid. This initiative aims to enhance military energy security and resilience.
The US Army has announced a plan to install what it calls nuclear microreactors at five of its bases across the country. The move would ensure the facilities' energy independence from the rest of the electric grid.
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