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AMPERA MARKS MAJOR NUCLEAR MILESTONE

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First Full-Scale, 3D-Printed Reactor Module Produced

PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla., July 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — AMPERA achieved a serious milestone by finishing the manufacturing of the primary full-scale, 3D-printed nuclear reactor module. The corporate is creating the world’s first subcritical, solid-state, factory-built thorium nuclear reactor.

Palm Beach Gardens Mayor Dana Middleton addresses the crowd at the AMPERA unveiling event on July 1, 2026, celebrating the company’s leadership in manufacturing and innovative technology and the opportunity it brings to the city.
Palm Seaside Gardens Mayor Dana Middleton addresses the gang on the AMPERA unveiling occasion on July 1, 2026, celebrating the corporate’s management in manufacturing and progressive expertise and the chance it brings to town.

This primary nuclear module unit, which incorporates the core and stress vessel, was unveiled yesterday at AMPERA’s innovation middle with greater than 100 folks, together with native officers, enterprise leaders and workers, in attendance.

“This next-generation nuclear core and stress vessel units the muse for factory-built, mass-produced nuclear power,” mentioned Brian Matthews, Founder and CEO of AMPERA. “The superior expertise and additive manufacturing used exhibit a transparent business path for brand new nuclear expertise coming to market in an accelerated method.”

AMPERA’s spherical monolithic gyroid core is 3D printed with silicon carbide and designed for as much as 30 years of life with out refueling. The corporate’s superior nuclear power methods are fueled with tri-structural isotropic (TRISO) thorium kernels. In June, AMPERA introduced it established an Australian subsidiary to safe thorium provide and help U.S. superior nuclear gas manufacturing.

The corporate’s core-for-life, ultra-safe modular nuclear methods are constructed with inherent stability by design. Security is achieved by core design and physics traits, decreasing reliance on energetic methods and operator intervention. AMPERA’s nuclear methods are anticipated to supply as much as 30 MWe of energy, with bigger configurations deliberate.

Final week, AMPERA introduced its “Energy Now. Nuclear Subsequent.” technique, introducing its proprietary Built-in Power Structure™, designed to ship ultra-high-efficiency energy technology options at present by waste warmth restoration and conventional-fueled energy technology. These modular, gas-powered methods leverage AMPERA’s proprietary supercritical carbon dioxide expertise and are two-thirds widespread with the nuclear configuration.

“Our reactors are constructed for the markets that want energy probably the most: AI information facilities, protection, industrial and maritime,” Matthews mentioned. “We count on to be the primary firm to industrialize factory-built nuclear energy with near-term deployment timelines.”

About AMPERA
AMPERA is a sophisticated power expertise firm creating scalable energy options for information middle, protection, industrial and maritime functions. By way of its “Energy Now. Nuclear Subsequent.” technique, AMPERA combines superior manufacturing, synthetic intelligence and next-generation power applied sciences to ship dependable, factory-built energy methods. Its proprietary Built-in Power Structure™ helps waste warmth restoration, conventional-fueled energy technology and superior subcritical nuclear power, making a seamless pathway to the way forward for clear, ample power. Be taught extra at www.amperaglobal.com

Media Contact: Greg.Brostowicz@amperaglobal.com; (561) 320-1980

Brian Matthews, Founder and CEO of AMPERA, welcomed a crowd of more than 100 distinguished guests, business leaders, local officials and employees at the company’s innovation center to unveil the world’s first full-scale, 3D printed nuclear reactor module.
Brian Matthews, Founder and CEO of AMPERA, welcomed a crowd of greater than 100 distinguished visitors, enterprise leaders, native officers and workers on the firm’s innovation middle to unveil the world’s first full-scale, 3D printed nuclear reactor module.

AMPERA Founder and CEO Brian Matthews pulls curtain revealing the first full-scale 3D printed reactor module, featuring a fully 3D printed silicon carbide reactor core and reactor pressure vessel at a celebratory event at the company’s innovation center in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.
AMPERA Founder and CEO Brian Matthews pulls curtain revealing the primary full-scale 3D printed reactor module, that includes a completely 3D printed silicon carbide reactor core and reactor stress vessel at a celebratory occasion on the firm’s innovation middle in Palm Seaside Gardens, Fla.



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