Zodiac Maritime Joins HD KSOE In Nuclear Propulsion

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Zodiac Maritime partners with HD KSOE for nuclear propulsion in shipping. Joint Development Project aims to explore nuclear-powered vessel designs. TerraPower investment signals HD KSOE’s commitment to advancing nuclear ships.

Nuclear Collaborations

Zodiac, HD KSOE, KEPCO, and LR partner on nuclear-propelled ships. Joint Development Project (JDP) aims to study nuclear propulsion feasibility. Focus includes ship designs, reactor integration, safety, and regulatory compliance. Goal: Assess challenges, apply terrestrial nuclear tech to maritime use.

HD KSOE and KEPCO E&C collaborate on a 240MW SMR-powered ship. ABS grants AiP for a floating offshore nuclear power barge design. Design includes four 60MW SMRs producing carbon-free fuel. Intended for offshore power generation in remote areas.

Nuclear Potential

Lloyd’s Register believes there is a huge opportunity for nuclear technology to support the maritime energy transition and provide long-term low- or zero-carbon fuel supply security. We have been assessing nuclear’s potential over many decades and we are delighted to partner with Zodiac, HD KSOE and KEPCO on this R&D project for nuclear-propelled ships,” Sung-Gu Park, President North East Asia, LR said.

Carbon Transition

Stavros Hatzigrigoris highlights shipping’s shift to a zero-carbon future. Recognizing nuclear tech’s potential, Zodiac joins JDP to expedite nuclear power in shipping. Partnership aims to facilitate research and development for accelerated nuclear technology. Emphasizes industry’s early stages in testing nuclear power’s role. Thrilled to collaborate with HD KSOE, KEPCO, and LR for this crucial initiative.

HD KSOE has invested $30 million in the fourth-generation SMR company, TerraPower, and the company has plans to accelerate the development of future nuclear-powered ships by establishing an SMR research team.

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Source: Offshore energy

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