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Canada is moving ahead with a new kind of nuclear energy ... one that promises to be smaller, faster to build, and easier to repeat.

At the Darlington Nuclear Generating Station in Ontario, construction is underway on what supporters say will be the first small modular reactor (SMR) project in the G7. Unlike traditional nuclear plants, this design aims to be standardized and built more like a product line than a one-off mega project.

In this video, we break down:

What small modular reactors really are

Why Ontario is betting nearly $21 billion on this project

How factory-built nuclear components could change timelines and costs

Where the reactor hardware is being made and why that matters

The fuel supply challenge and Canada’s reliance on uranium enrichment abroad

The history of nuclear cost overruns and whether this time is different

Why rising electricity demand from EVs, AI data centers, and electrification is reshaping the energy debate

Supporters argue SMRs offer reliable, carbon-free power for decades. Critics say renewables and storage are cheaper and faster. Both sides agree on one thing: the grid needs firm power ... and this project will test whether nuclear can deliver it on time and on budget.

This is not a promise on paper. It’s real concrete, real steel, and a real gamble.

📌 The only way to know if SMRs work is to build one. Canada is doing it now.


























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