Feasibility study: Advanced nuclear technology is a potential option to achieve zero carbon emissions for Purdue University

Purdue University and Duke Energy released an interim report today (May 10) that describes small modular reactors as one of the most promising emerging technologies and a potential, carbon-free option that should be further explored to help meet the future, long-term power needs of Purdue University.

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