US Army to Deploy Nuclear Microreactors at Remote Military Bases
WASHINGTON, 27 August, 2026(Ghufran): The US Army has announced plans to award up to $2.2 billion to five companies to develop and operate nuclear microreactors at military bases, as part of efforts to ensure reliable power supplies at remote installations. The programme, known as Janus, aims to develop small, factory-built nuclear reactors capable of generating up to 20 megawatts of electricity each. The Army hopes the technology could eventually provide dependable power to isolated military facilities, including bases in Alaska and on remote islands. The programme has set a target of deploying the first reactor by September 2028. The five companies selected by the Army and their proposed locations are Antares Nuclear Inc. at Fort Bragg, North Carolina; BWXT Advanced Technologie...









