Army to Install Nuclear Microreactors on Bases
The Army is moving forward with the Janus Project, a private-public partnership to place commercial nuclear microreactors on some of its bases.
The program aims to enhance the Army's ability to power its bases, anticipating a significant increase in energy expenditure due to the adoption of artificial intelligence and new-age weaponry.
The program — named for the Roman god of transition — seeks to bolster the Army’s ability to power its bases as the service anticipates expending drastically more energy in the coming years.
Secretary of the Army Dan Driscoll announced the project at the annual Association of the U.S. Army convention in Washington.
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