Saint John, New Brunswick (Monday, June 5, 2023) – Moltex Energy Canada Inc. (Moltex) will have a noticeable presence at this year’s Canadian Nuclear Society Annual Conference, taking place close to the company’s North American headquarters in Saint John from June 4-7.
Moltex is a gold sponsor of the event, and will share exhibition space with other members of New Brunswick’s nuclear community at a prominent, specially designated area called the “New Brunswick pavilion.”
Moltex’s participation at the CNS Annual Conference
New Brunswick pavilion: Moltex will have a booth in the pavilion, along with NB Power, ARC Clean Technology and Opportunities New Brunswick. Staff will be present to answer questions about the company’s reactor and nuclear waste recycling technology, and to provide project updates.
Technical presentations: Several members of Moltex’s team will speak as part of the conference technical presentations, sharing their expertise in the areas of public and Indigenous engagement, materials selection, security, non-proliferation, and safeguards by design.
Event sponsor: Moltex is a gold sponsor of this year’s conference.
Student sponsor: Moltex is proud to sponsor a New Brunswick university student attendee, helping to introduce the next generation to the innovations happening in the nuclear industry.
Ready4SMR speed pitch sessions: Moltex will form part of a panel of SMR vendors to receive 10-minute speed pitches from supply chain companies showcasing their products, services, and capabilities.
The CNS Annual Conference provides a forum to exchange ideas and information related to the peaceful application and advancement of nuclear science and technology, as well as general energy-related discussion. More information can be found at cns-annual-conference.org.
Media contact:
Aleisha Bosch
Communications Officer
aleishabosch@moltexenergy.com
About Moltex:
Moltex is a nuclear technology leader that has caught the attention of governments, utilities and investors worldwide. It is developing three unique technologies: a Stable Salt Reactor – Wasteburner (SSR-W) that uses recycled nuclear waste as fuel; a WAste To Stable Salt (WATSS) process for recycling nuclear waste to produce SSR-W fuel; and GridReserve thermal energy storage tanks, enabling the SSR-W to act as a peaking plant. Moltex was selected by NB Power to progress development of its reactor technology in New Brunswick, Canada, with the goal of deploying first-of-a-kind SSR-W, WATSS and GridReserve units at the Point Lepreau site.
