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The Future of Nuclear SMRs: Will Start-ups Disrupt Established Players

Nuclear Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) aim to disrupt the nuclear industry, slashing the cost of nuclear energy to competitiveness with renewables + storage and making new decarbonization-enabling uses of nuclear power possible.

GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy and the BWRX-300

Joint venture GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy (Hitachi GE in Japan) is developing the BWRX-300, an SMR (small modular reactor) that is based on the BWR (boiling water reactor) design. It hopes to deploy the first of its SMR designs in 2028.

Wabtec: Battery-Electric Trains

Wabtec is a leading developer of battery electric locomotives in the US market.

Air Products: Hydrogen Solutions

Air Products is an American multinational corporation supplying industrial gases, gas separation and purification technologies and engineering services. This company profile focuses on Air Products' technologies and activities within the hydrogen industry.

Philips: BioTelemetry

Philips BioTelemetry produce electronic skin patches for cardiac rhythm monitoring.

Holcim Invests in 3D Construction Printing Technology Company COBOD

Holcim announces its investment in COBOD International to advance world-class 3D printing materials, robotics, and automation.

Europe's First 3D Printed Office Extension is Now Complete in Austria

Europe's first 3D printed office extension has opened in Hausleiten in Austria. The project is a result of a collaboration between the construction technology group STRABAG and the scaffolding and formwork manufacturer and 3D concrete printing pioneer PERI. The building is a 125 m2 office extension to an existing building in Hausleiten.

Monta Lands 30M EUR in Additional Financing to Accelerate EV Charging

Led by a team of seasoned entrepreneurs with experience managing large software development organizations, Monta is delivering an all-in-one EV charging platform that simplifies and streamlines deployment, use, and management of EV charging infrastructure.

Additive Manufacturing Set to Surpass US$41 Billion by 2033

Despite the obstacles posed by the COVID-19 pandemic and persistent supply chain disruptions, the additive manufacturing market continues to find new applications and end-users. IDTechEx forecasts that 3D printing's continued innovation and meaningful adoption will lead the hardware and consumables market to surpass US$41 billion by 2033.

PrinterPrezz

PrinterPrezz are a US-based end-to-end manufacturer of 3D printed medical devices. IDTechEx spoke with CEO Shri Shetty to discuss the company's mission.

CEMEX Invests in COBOD's 3D Printing Tech

CEMEX and COBOD have been working together over the last year to innovate in the 3D printing space. Through this partnership, they recently introduced a 3D printing solution that utilizes conventional ready-mix concrete in the building process. The solution can deliver significant savings versus traditional 3D printing construction methods and has been implemented in several geographies.