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In a groundbreaking step for clean energy, scientists have discovered how just 480 grams of thorium—a silvery metal more abundant than uranium—can power a human life. Unlike conventional nuclear reactors, thorium reactors produce far less toxic waste, are meltdown-resistant, and can even consume existing nuclear waste as fuel. Researchers estimate that a golf ball–sized amount could meet one person’s energy needs for an entire lifetime. China recently made history by reloading a molten salt thorium reactor without shutting it down—an achievement that may change the future of energy. Built in the Gobi Desert, this reactor runs safer and more efficiently than uranium-based systems. If scaled globally, thorium power could eliminate energy poverty, slash emissions, and deliver clean electricity to billions using a fraction of the material—and risk. #ThoriumReactor #CleanEnergy #NuclearInnovation #EnergyBreakthrough #ChinaEnergy

Rolls-Royce is pioneering the future of clean energy in the UK with its Small Modular Reactors (SMRs), designed to generate 1.5 gigawatts of power—enough to supply electricity to 3 million homes. Unlike traditional nuclear plants, these compact reactors are built in factories, assembled on-site, and can be deployed faster and more affordably, making nuclear energy more accessible and scalable than ever before. With built-in passive safety systems and zero carbon emissions, SMRs are set to play a major role in the UK’s net-zero goals. Backed by government funding and private investment, these reactors could not only bolster Britain’s energy independence but also serve as a global model for low-emission, resilient infrastructure in a changing energy landscape. #RollsRoyce #NuclearPower #CleanEnergy #SMR #UKEnergy