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Nuclear reactor technology could also be used to produce hydrogen
The IMSR is said to be 50 percent more efficient than traditional reactors. Courtesy Terrestrial Energy.
Canada-based Generation IV reactor developer Terrestrial Energy has signed an agreement with US-based KBR to investigate the use of the integral molten salt reactor (IMSR) for hydrogen and ammonia production.
Terrestrial Energy said that zero-emission thermal energy from IMSR nuclear cogeneration can be used in the production process of hydrogen and ammonia.
KBR supplies ammonia production technology to chemical manufacturers globally, the statement said.
Terrestrial Energy said that zero-emission thermal energy from IMSR nuclear cogeneration can be used in the production process of hydrogen and ammonia.
KBR supplies ammonia production technology to chemical manufacturers globally, the statement said.
According to Terrestrial Energy, KBR will support the development of “commercial frameworks” for the deployment and marketing of ammonia production technology using IMSR cogeneration.
- Source: Nucnet
- Date: Wednesday, 15 June 2022
- Original article: nucnet.org/news/company-joins-forces-with-kbr-to-explore-imsr-for-ammonia-production-6-1-2022