Terra Innovatum Achieves Key NRC Licensing Milestone, Delivers All 18 SOLO™ PSAR Chapters for Readiness Review as it Advances Toward 2027 First Reactor Deployment
Key Highlights
- ➤18 PSAR chapters delivered to NRC for readiness review
- ➤Formal Construction Permit Application submission remains the next licensing milestone
- ➤First SOLO™ reactor deployment targeted for 2027
- ➤Company says capital is sufficient through planned FOAK deployment
Expert Statements
Marco Cherubini, Founder and Chief Technology Officer of Terra Innovatum
“We continue to execute against the milestones we've established, demonstrating consistent progress toward bringing SOLO™ to market”
Marco Cherubini, Founder and Chief Technology Officer of Terra Innovatum
“Providing all 18 PSAR chapters to the NRC for readiness review is another important achievement for our team.”
Marco Cherubini, Founder and Chief Technology Officer of Terra Innovatum
“We are not simply progressing through regulatory milestones. We are building the supply chain, advancing manufacturing readiness and preparing for deployment at the same time.”
Marco Cherubini, Founder and Chief Technology Officer of Terra Innovatum
“This coordinated approach, together with our fully funded path toward first reactor deployment in 2027, positions Terra Innovatum at the forefront of the microreactor industry’s transition from development to commercialization.”
Marco Cherubini, Founder and Chief Technology Officer of Terra Innovatum
“We believe SOLO™ will be among the first commercially available next-generation microreactors introduced to the marketplace, addressing the growing demand for reliable, scalable power across AI and data centers, industrial operations, critical infrastructure and healthcare.”
Cesare Frepoli, Ph.D., Co-Founder, Chief Operating Officer, and Director of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs at Terra Innovatum
“Our engagement with the NRC continues at a constructive and steady pace, supported by regular technical interactions and a focus on a thorough, efficient review process”
Cesare Frepoli, Ph.D., Co-Founder, Chief Operating Officer, and Director of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs at Terra Innovatum
“Providing all 18 PSAR chapters represents another important step in our licensing journey, and we look forward to continuing our work with NRC staff as we advance toward formal submission of the Construction Permit Application.”
NEW YORK and PITTSBURGH, Nov. 04, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Terra Innovatum Global N.V. (NASDAQ: NKLR) (“Terra Innovatum” or the “Company”), developer of the SOLO™ Micro-Modular Reactor, today announced that it has now provided all 18 chapters of its Preliminary Safety Analysis Report (“PSAR”) to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (“NRC”) for readiness review.
The milestone follows the Company’s October announcement that 14 of the 18 chapters had been shared with NRC staff and marks another significant step toward formal submission of its Construction Permit Application (“CPA”).
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