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U.S. Army To Spend $2.2B On Nuclear Microreactors At Military Bases

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The U.S. Army announced a $2.2 billion investment to deploy portable nuclear microreactors under its Janus Program, targeting installation at military bases by 2028. Each microreactor is designed to produce between 1 and 20 megawatts of electricity, far exceeding the output of the largest portable generators currently used. The higher power capacity is intended to meet the energy demands of major bases, which can consume as much electricity as a small city. This effort follows the program’s October 2025 unveiling, which outlined the goal of supplying these compact reactors to enhance base energy resilience.

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