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Terrestrial Energy CEO Simon Irish said the company, which aims to deploy the IMSR in the 2020s, was pleased to begin the process to identify a suitable location to build the plant.
CNL and Terrestrial Energy last year signed a memorandum of understanding to conduct testing and validation activities in support of Terrestrial's IMSR engineering program. The non-exclusive agreement covers a range of CNL services including reactor physics, thermal hydraulics, metallurgy, chemistry, waste management and decommissioning. CNL is not restricted from building other nuclear reactor designs, and Terrestrial is not restricted from building IMSRs at other locations.
Terrestrial is also examining sites in the USA for its first commercial plant, including the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) and additional sites east of the Mississippi River. The company said in January it plans to start pre-application interactions with the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission this year and to make its licensing application in late 2019.