"Nuscale?" Hana repeated the name of the company. She hasn't heard of it from the energy enterprise. Perhaps, it's a new company that Timothy found from Google? "I don't think I've come across that name in the energy sector. Is it new?"
"That's right, Nuscale…" Timothy confirmed as he prepared to explain to her what that company is. "It is an American company developing small modular reactors, SMRs. Essentially, they're compact nuclear power plants designed for scalable energy generation."
Hana blinked. "Scalable nuclear power plants? You mean… small reactors that work like the big ones?"
"Exactly," Timothy said, a faint hint of enthusiasm in his tone. "Traditional reactors are massive — multi-billion-dollar installations that take decades to build. NuScale's technology compresses that into modular units that can be mass-produced, assembled faster, and even deployed in clusters. Think of it as the factory-made version of nuclear power."
