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Small Modular
Reactors

Modular clean energy for the 21st century

Overview

Small Modular Reactors represent the most significant innovation in nuclear energy in decades. Unlike traditional gigawatt-scale nuclear plants that require 15+ years and tens of billions to build, SMRs are factory-manufactured, scalable and deployable in 3-5 years at a fraction of the cost. REC 2 is positioning at the intersection of advanced materials science and nuclear energy development.

The materials challenges in SMR development are immense and fascinating: reactor pressure vessels require steels with extraordinary radiation resistance and fracture toughness; fuel cladding demands zirconium alloys with optimised neutron cross-sections; and heat exchangers need nickel alloys that maintain integrity at 700°C for decades. REC 2's advanced materials expertise makes us a natural partner for SMR developers.

Our SMR strategy focuses on materials qualification and supply, strategic investment in SMR developers, and the development of SMR-powered industrial complexes that provide clean baseload power to energy-intensive manufacturing including green hydrogen production and data centres.

Why REC 2 is Investing Here

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SMR orders are accelerating globally — the UK, Canada, US and Poland have all committed to SMR programmes, with cumulative investment exceeding $20B.

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Materials qualification is the critical path for SMR deployment, and REC 2's metallurgical expertise positions us as an essential supply chain partner.

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SMR-powered hydrogen production is the most economical pathway to 24/7 green hydrogen — a market REC 2 is uniquely positioned to capture.

Team

VJ
Vishal Jajodia
Founder & Chairman
V@v-group.in
MS
Mukesh Sharma
Materials Lead
mukesh.sharma@swatispentose.com
RJ
Rushabh Jain
Strategic Advisor – Materials
rushabh@prithvistrategic.com
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