Overview
- RoPower decided to proceed with a Romanian plant that would link six NuScale small modular reactors, positioning it as the technology’s first European deployment.
- RoPower must still line up funding for the project, a process the report says could take six months or longer before construction can move forward.
- NuScale’s current revenues largely come from services provided to Fluor, with the company acting as a consultant to help validate the Romanian project.
- NuScale has not yet built or sold a reactor for commercial use, and proving the first unit and scaling manufacturing remain critical hurdles.
- The company reported about $1.3 billion in liquidity at the end of 2025, yet the article cautions that profitability likely remains distant and the stock suits only aggressive investors.