You're Invited: Know Your Enemies, But Also Know Your True Friends and Allies
The Current Geopolitical Landscape As we witness our so-called allies—the British, Dutch, French, and other European nations—mobilize in
Today's report features the first assembly line now being built for small modular reactors in Texas, some interesting video clips of agricultural automation, and several items that make clear the necessity of implementing President Trump's further plans for tariffs.
Aalo Atomics is building the world's first Small Modular Reactor (SMR) assembly line in Austin, TX. Their first reactor is scaled up from a microreactor now being installed at the Idaho National Laboratory. The first Aalo reactor type will be rated at 10 MWe and will be transportable on a semi truck. The second reactor type will be slightly larger in size, but deliver 100 MWe. Both designs will use uranium zirconium hydride fuel, the reactivity of which goes down as temperature goes up, so that the chain reaction can never get out of control, no matter the temperature. The SMRs will be cooled by liquid metal sodium, thereby, eliminating any need for scarce water in the plants and enabling a 10x improvement in energy transfer over water-cooled systems (smaller footprint). These plants will operate singly or in fleets to meet many types of electrical demand situations. Watch the Part 2 video first (Part 1 has imperfect audio). The new Trump administration will be pushing this forward.
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