SSR-W
**Vendor/Designer:** [[vendors/moltex-energy]]
Key Stats
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SSR-W
Status: PLANNED Category: SMR Country: Canada Canada Vendor/Designer: moltex-energy Type: Molten salt reactor [Molten salt reactor](/library/wiki/technologies/Molten salt reactor) Capacity: 300 MWe
Overview
SSR-W is a planned small modular reactor (SMR) project by Moltex Energy in Canada, focusing on molten salt reactor technology for civilian energy applications. It holds significance as an innovative design targeting 300 MWe of clean power to support sustainable energy goals. Currently in the planning stage, it has no operational history or designated site.
Key Facts
Source: IAEA PRIS / reactors_canonical · Enriched by Grok Last updated: 2026-05-10
Sources
- World Nuclear Association - Canada Profile — Overview of nuclear power development in Canada, including SMR projects.
- Moltex Energy Official Website — Official information on the SSR-W project and Moltex Energy's molten salt reactor technology.
- World Nuclear News - Moltex SMR Project [UNVERIFIED] — News article on Moltex Energy's SSR-W project and related developments in Canada.
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