GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy

Website

www.gevernova.com

Services

In app support

GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy (GEH) stands as a world-leading provider in the advanced nuclear energy sector, specializing in reactors, fuel, and comprehensive nuclear services. The company is at the forefront of global decarbonization efforts, delivering 24x7 carbon-free power solutions that contribute significantly to a sustainable energy future. Their offerings include cutting-edge reactor technologies such as the BWRX-300 small modular reactor (SMR), which is notably the first SMR under construction in the Western world, as well as proven large boiling water reactors and advanced sodium fast reactors.

The BWRX-300 is engineered for cost-competitiveness and simplified construction, utilizing commercially available fuel and requiring significantly less concrete and steel. This innovative SMR can be rapidly deployed within 24-36 months for diverse applications, including electricity generation, hydrogen production, desalination, and district heating, offering a lower capital cost per MW compared to typical water-cooled SMRs.

Beyond reactors, GEH, through its Global Nuclear Fuel (GNF) alliance, develops and supplies advanced fuel assemblies such as GNF2, GNF3, and GNF4, fueling both current and next-generation nuclear reactors. GNF has also received regulatory approval to produce and analyze higher enrichment fuel.

Complementing its reactor and fuel offerings, GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy provides a full spectrum of nuclear plant services. These include critical outage services, non-destructive examinations, power plant upgrades, and the provision of replacement parts and refurbishments. The company's commitment extends to long-term asset management and technical expertise, ensuring optimal plant performance, dose reduction, and life extension for nuclear facilities globally. GEH actively collaborates with numerous international partners on the deployment and advancement of its nuclear technologies across various regions, driving the transition towards a decarbonized energy landscape.

Locations

• Wilmington, North Carolina
• North Carolina
• Durham, Ontario