NKLR News & Events

Terra Innovatum Global announced the execution of its first procurement order for nuclear-grade graphite with Mersen. The graphite procurement follows Terra Innovatum's previously announced completion of the process to secure all major nuclear and non-nuclear-grade components required for the SOLO reactor system. With supply-chain alignment now established across the full reactor architecture, the Company is progressing from component security toward deployment-phase execution.

Terra Innovatum Global announced that the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission has formally docketed several key topical reports supporting the licensing of the SOLO reactor design. Docketing represents an important regulatory milestone in the U.S. nuclear licensing process and it means that the NRC has determined that Terra Innovatum's submissions contain sufficient technical information to begin detailed safety and design evaluation as part of the Construction Permit and Operating License Application. With the docketing of these reports, the SOLO Micro-Modular Reactor has formally entered the NRC's technical review process, advancing the company's regulatory pathway toward approval to construct and operate its first reactor. Together, these reports outline the fundamental engineering, safety, and regulatory framework for the SOLO reactor and support the broader licensing pathway required for reactor construction and operation. Following docketing, the NRC has initiated its technical audit phase - a standard component of the agency's review process that allows regulators to examine supporting analyses, methodologies, and design implementation in detail. The review will culminate in the preparation of NRC Safety Evaluations for each topical area. Safety Evaluation determinations are currently anticipated by October 2026.