NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY REVIEW
power systems with large shares of variable renewable sources, includes small and medium sized or modular reactors (SMRs). 9. There is growing interest in using nuclear energy for non-electric applications in desalination, hydrogen production, and district heating and cooling, as well as in several energy-intensive industrial applications.
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