Gen IV global research and development is expanding with several Gen IV technology types under consideration. In 2002, GIF selected six types, from nearly 100 concepts, as Gen IV systems.

Kairos Power has broken ground at Oak Ridge on the first officially approved Generation IV reactor ever in the US and the first non-light-water reactor in 50 years.

China claims to have brought the world's first Gen IV commercial nuclear reactor online. The Shidao Bay Nuclear Power Plant HTR-PM high-temperature gas-cooled pebble-bed reactor in Shidao Bay ...

In Gen-IV reactors, we look at optimizing systems—like pumps, heat exchangers and the reactor core—so that we are transferring heat efficiently to get the best return on investment.

Gen IV reactors still need a great deal of research and development, and the U.S. Department of Energy estimates they won’t be commercially viable until 2030 at the earliest.

If you thought nuclear power was a thing of the past, think again. The U.S. is working on a microreactor using the technology and it could have ripple effects.

This webinar will focus on the Gen IV Reactors. Nuclear energy, a proven, clean, and reliable energy source, is experiencing a resurgence of interest and enthusiasm commensurate with a global push ...

An international consortium, Gen IV, sprung up in 2000 to guide research and collaboration in advanced reactor activities. "A number of nations were working together on these reactors," he said.