Army Moves Forward with Nuclear Microreactors Project
The Army is advancing with the Janus Program, a private-public partnership aimed at placing commercial nuclear microreactors on some of its bases to enhance energy capabilities.
According to Army Secretary Dan Driscoll, this initiative seeks to bolster the Army's ability to power its bases as it anticipates a significant increase in energy expenditure in the coming years. This increase is attributed to the adoption of artificial intelligence capabilities and new-age weaponry.
The program is named for the Roman god of transition, reflecting its goal of transitioning the Army's energy capabilities.
- The Janus Program is a response to the Army's anticipated drastic increase in energy needs.
- The project involves a private-public partnership to develop and deploy commercial nuclear microreactors.
Author's summary: The Army launches the Janus Program to power its bases with nuclear microreactors.
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