The US Army moves forward with advanced nuclear energy
The Pentagon launched Project Janus – an ambitious initiative to deploy small modular reactors (SMRs) at army bases by 2028.
This is a groundbreaking step aimed at ensuring energy independence, stability, and operational security even in emergency situations.
The project represents significant validation for the technology of Oklo ($OKLO), which develops innovative, lightweight, and low-maintenance microreactors.
Additionally, it provides a boost to Eos Energy ($EOSE), which specializes in long-duration energy storage – a critical component in an integrated system of nuclear power + advanced storage, providing continuous 24/7 electricity independent of the external grid.
If the plan is implemented on the intended scale, it could completely change how the US Army operates its facilities – and open a new, stable market for companies operating in advanced nuclear energy and storage: $LEU $LTBR $OKLO $CCJ $BWXT $CEG $SMR
This is not just a security move, but also a technological-strategic statement:
The transition to compact and safe nuclear energy is part of the global trend to integrate clean and resilient solutions into critical infrastructure.