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Deep Fission Selected for DOE Industrial Nuclear Pilot in Kansas

December 5, 2025 By admin Leave a Comment

Deep Fission announced that its advanced nuclear technology has been selected for a Department of Energy pilot at the Great Plains Industrial Park in Kansas. The project focuses on deploying next-generation fission systems for industrial power applications, offering a potential blueprint for decentralized, reliable, and low-carbon energy. With industrial power demand rising sharply — especially from data centers — the pilot represents a concrete step toward integrating new nuclear into real-world operations.

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