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Host Brennan Moore interviews Sam Reiss of the National Reactor Innovation Center at Idaho National Lab regarding "the DOME" testing facility. Reiss outlines how NRIC's full cost-recovery model structurally de-risks advanced nuclear microreactors operationally, financially, and chronologically for commercial developers. Highlighting Radiant as the flagship facility's first upcoming developer, the discussion details the rigorous, bounded 20-megawatt safety criteria and supporting infrastructure ecosystem. Finally, a tour of an analog control room contrasts early passive safety stress-testing with modern, error-reducing digital interfaces.
By Brennan MooreHost Brennan Moore interviews Sam Reiss of the National Reactor Innovation Center at Idaho National Lab regarding "the DOME" testing facility. Reiss outlines how NRIC's full cost-recovery model structurally de-risks advanced nuclear microreactors operationally, financially, and chronologically for commercial developers. Highlighting Radiant as the flagship facility's first upcoming developer, the discussion details the rigorous, bounded 20-megawatt safety criteria and supporting infrastructure ecosystem. Finally, a tour of an analog control room contrasts early passive safety stress-testing with modern, error-reducing digital interfaces.