Four disciplines, one project pipeline
Building a thorium molten salt reactor project takes more than reactor physics. UGET operates across four connected disciplines to move projects from paper to power.
Technical
Reactor design, fuel cycle engineering, and site engineering grounded in decades of molten salt reactor research.
Translation
Turning reactor performance and safety into terms regulators and communities can evaluate directly.
Federal
Navigating licensing pathways and federal program engagement to keep projects aligned with current regulatory frameworks.
Partnerships
Building the supplier, utility, and institutional relationships a first-of-kind reactor project depends on.
The conditions have shifted
Thorium molten salt reactors are not a new idea. What is new is the alignment of demand, policy, and engineering that finally makes deploying them practical.
Industrial load growth has returned firm capacity to the center of utility planning, reversing twenty years of resource plans that treated it as discretionary. Community-level demand is approaching the same threshold, where adequacy shifts from a planning margin to a critical need.
Federal licensing reform is shortening the path for advanced reactor designs that were previously stalled for years, and our team of government and private industry experts can work with any project.
We have refinery relationships in place and secured supply for the critical inputs. Capacity scales with project demand and we can source to any project size we take on.
“The real barrier is not the science. It is the ability to turn a technically credible reactor into a permitted and operational project that can reach the grid.”
Our Configurations
Deployment formats designed around the needs of each site and load profile.
Details provided upon request
Pricing, project scope, schedules, and site-specific information are available upon request through our contact form.
Request informationThe demand nobody is positioned to meet
Grid operators, industrial developers, and federal agencies are all facing the same shortfall in firm carbon-free power. UGET is building the projects to close that gap.
Firm, carbon-free power designed for industrial and data-center load profiles.
Advanced reactor strategy tied to a practical federal permitting and compliance path.
Thorium-based fuel cycle aligned around a low-pressure molten salt operating model.
Project development built around site readiness, supply chain discipline, and execution.