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DOE Microreactor Program: Summary of Experimental Capabilities Development and Activities
Describes non-nuclear test beds, system integration platforms, and cross-cutting R&D that derisk microreactor technologies. Outlines objectives for licensing readiness, economic viability, and demonstration support across technical focus areas.
Sabharwall, P. et al Idaho National Laboratory
May 01, 2021
Microreactor Application Research Validation and Evaluation Project (MARVEL)
Two-page overview of the MARVEL test bed approximately 85-kWth, NaK-cooled, targeting 10-20 kWe located at INL's TREAT site. The fact sheet describes objectives, configuration (fuel, coolant, and power-conversion approach), and planned research on load following, process heat deli...
, . Idaho National Laboratory
Jun 01, 2025
The U.S. DOE Microreactor Program: Performing Research and Development to Enable Microreactor Development, Deployment and Commercialization
Program overview describing DOE's microreactor R&D mission and coordinated roles for national laboratories, universities, and industry partners. Cross-cutting activities include systems integration and analysis, cost basis and manufacturing readiness, regulatory research and licen...
, . U.S. Department of Energy and Idaho National Laboratory
Jan 01, 2024
Delaware Clean Energy and Climate-Related Jobs Workforce Development Assessment
State assessment detailing current and projected clean energy and climate-related jobs in Delaware, with a focus on regional demand, priority occupations, and skill requirements. The report inventories training providers and programs, evaluates pipeline capacity, and identifies ga...
, . Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control
Jan 01, 2024
Advanced Moderator Material Handbook
Reference handbook consolidating thermophysical, mechanical, and neutronic properties; fabrication routes; irradiation behavior; and degradation mechanisms for advanced moderator materials, with emphasis on yttrium hydride systems. The document catalogs data sources, processing gu...
Kohnert, C. et al Los Alamos National Laboratory
Sep 30, 2025
Lessons Learned from The Clean Energy To Communities Peer-Learning Cohort on Enhancing Resilience at Critical Facilitiesthrough Solar, Storage, and Microgrids
NREL (NREL), with support from World Resources Institute (WRI), designed and led a six-month peer-learning cohort from January through July 2024 on Enhancing Resilience at Critical Facilities through Solar, Storage, and Microgrids as part of the U.S Department of Energy's Clean En...
Communities, T. U.S. Department of Energy
Nov 01, 2024
Electrical Grid Resilience Framework withUncertainty
Resilience in our electrical grid is imperative to the well-being of society after events such as natural disasters or cyber-attacks. To justify the development of resilience improvements in the grid, metrics are needed to quantify the improvement and cost benefit. These resilien...
Cicilio, P. et al Idaho National Laboratory
Jul 01, 2020
Self-Organizing Map-Based Resilience Quantification and Resilient Control of Distribution Systems Under Extreme Events
Due to climate change, extreme weather events are occurring more frequently and with increasing impact. This trend poses a significant challenge for distribution system operators (DSO) to ensure that there is uninterrupted power supply to critical loads in their networks. To embed...
Utkarsh, K. and Ding, F. NLR
May 01, 2022
Distributed wind-hybrid microgrids with autonomous controls and forecasting
Distributed wind-hybrid microgrids have the potential to provide key resilience and economic benefits to both the customers they serve and the utility grids they are connected to. Such microgrids will likely be a key part of the grid of the future, whether connected to large utili...
Anderson, B. et al NLR
Mar 01, 2023
The Use of Nuclear Power to Establish Microgrids on United States Military Installations
From its inception up until 2006, the U.S. electric grid was considered a reliable means of power distribution. However, it was recognized by Congress that there was an innate need to upgrade the grid to allow for modern electronics demand and renewable resources with the passing ...
Niichel, M. Purdue University
Jan 01, 2024
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