U.S. stocks volatility: Terrestrial surges on October 15 due to NRC report filing, accelerated construction, and molten salt reactor.
Bitget异动解读2026/10/15 19:55Terrestrial October 15th Surge Overview
Keywords: NRC report submission, early construction, molten salt reactor
1. On October 8th, the company submitted a thematic report on thermal and power facilities to the United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission; if approved, the facilities can be constructed and operated before obtaining construction and operation permits for nuclear installations, and can be customized according to project sites. The company stated that this approach helps shorten the critical path to commercial operation and revenue realization for power plants.
2. On October 8th, the company introduced its integrated molten salt reactor power plant, intended for electricity and high-temperature industrial heating applications. The thermal and power facility includes generators, turbines, and steam supply systems; if the report is approved, the facility can initially operate using auxiliary heat sources such as natural gas.
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