
Aalo Atomics
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We build mass-manufactured nuclear plants that will power anything from a datacenter to a large city.
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Aalo was founded 3 years ago. On July 4th, we turned on our first nuclear reactor. Today, we're issuing an open call to technical and non-technical talent: help us unlock global energy abundance. Over the coming years, we will scale assembly-line manufacturing of modular power plants, starting with powering data centers and ending with energy abundance. View over 50 open roles spanning engineering, regulatory, manufacturing, software, and more at
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Today, we unveiled our completed Critical Test Reactor facility. This commercial-scale reactor with fuel to produce 10 MW of electricity was assembled on site from modular components to conclude a net ~70 day timeline from a desert plot to a reactor, reactor facility, and command & control center. Nuclear fuel will arrive soon and, pending final DOE approval, we will go critical before the President Donald J. Trump July 4th deadline. Here's a first look at some of the work that has gone into this unveiling:
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"The best way to power AI is with nuclear power. Advanced nuclear needs no water, uses a small amount of land, is clean baseload... [and] thanks to the choice of sodium as our coolant, we will have a very compact, mass-manufacturable design." - Matt Loszak at Energy Subcommittee Hearing: Powering the Nuclear Renaissance:
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"Few people realize that there is as much energy contained in US nuclear waste as there is in global known oil and gas reserves... we can extend the usable lifespan of nuclear fuel on Earth from one to two hundred years to millions of years." - Matt Loszak at Energy Subcommittee Hearing: Powering the Nuclear Renaissance:
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"What we're doing next is helping the US to regain its mastery of sodium as a coolant... one of the best reactors that the US ever built was EBR-II. It demonstrated incredible passive safety... unfortunately, due to political reasons, that reactor was discontinued. So what we are trying to do is take what's left of that talent and knowledge in the country and rebuild that muscle." — Matt Loszak | Aalo Atomics, CEO of Aalo Atomics, testifying at the Energy Subcommittee hearing "Powering the Nuclear Renaissance"
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"I think it's super exciting what's happening in Austin right now... there's just so much deep tech. We moved here because of a number of factors... look at the history of energy: Texas has played a massive role. And there's a few nuclear reactors, but not quite enough. So we're working on solving that. The future is bright for energy in Texas!" Matt Loszak | Aalo Atomics with Andrew Côté
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See behind the scenes of Aalo's advanced reactor criticality, occuring at 12:20 a.m. MT on July 4th. This is a first-of-its-kind, uncut five-hour stream showcasing the technical process of starting up a nuclear reactor for the first time. Programming includes previously unreleased videos, interviews with Aalo engineers, and remarks from Matt Loszak and Yasir Arafat. We will release key segments (1-10 minute duration) with commentary throughout this week. Part 1/2 - preshow to final fuel assembly:
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See the full Criticality to Commercialization event stream here, including first releases of talks from Idaho Governor Brad Little, Pro-nuclear advocate isabelle 🪐, and representatives from Crusoe, Texas A&M University, AEP, and Emerald Strategy Group. Aalo's design choices uniquely enable our commercialization roadmap with commercially available fuel, non-pressurized coolant, design for manufacturing, and plant modularity. Hear how these design choices translate into our 2027 roadmap: factory expansion, 10 MWe nuclear power plant, collocated data center, and more.
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US Secretary of Energy Wright: "The whole idea of small modular [nuclear] reactors is everything in our lifetimes that is built in a factory has become cheaper and faster to build. When you stick-build something on location, those things have become more expensive and slower... the more you can build in quantity in manufacturing facilities, we're very good at driving the cost of those down. To build nuclear systems and nuclear supply chain at scale, that's the road to lower cost." From Relentless pod with Ti Morse.
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