Disrupting the conventional nuclear development model
At Kairos Power, we take a disciplined approach to advanced nuclear technology development and deployment. We're building momentum on the path to commercialization through reactor-scale hardware demonstrations, in-house manufacturing, iterative testing, and proactive regulatory engagement.
This is how we make meaningful progress toward cost and schedule certainty. Through a test-to-learn process enabled by vertical integration, systematic risk reduction, and data-driven decision-making, we're working to deliver clean electricity to the grid and scale up commercially on a meaningful timeframe.
Iterative
development
Optimizing technology and maturing our capabilities with each iteration.
Kairos Power's iterative development model validates both non-nuclear and nuclear systems through successive design‑build‑test cycles. With an integrated design, testing, and licensing program and a singular focus on KP-FHR technology, we're moving rapidly toward commercialization.
Vertical
integration
Manufacturing critical components in-house to deliver on cost, quality, and schedule
We’re vertically integrated by design, unifying engineering, manufacturing, and testing capabilities in-house to mitigate supply-chain risk and accelerate deployment. This approach gives us control over outcomes—and the ability to own our destiny.
Partnerships on the path to commercialization
We've brought together key partners to support KP-FHR commercialization, forming a strategic alliance with industry leaders and giving them a front row seat to our iterative development process.
Kairos Power assembled a first-of-its-kind advanced nuclear alliance with North America’s leading nuclear utilities and generating companies to support KP-FHR technology development, licensing, manufacturing, construction, and commercialization.
Kairos Power and Google signed the world's first corporate agreement for multiple advanced reactor deployments, committing to develop a fleet of U.S. nuclear power projects delivering up to 500 MW of clean electricity by 2035.
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