Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) are gaining global attention as a potential game-changer in nuclear energy. An SMR is essentially a miniature nuclear power reactor, typically producing up to 300 MWe – about one-third the output of a conventional reactor iaea.org. What makes SMRs special is not just their size, but their modularity: components can be factory-built and shipped to the site for assembly, promising lower costs and faster construction iaea.org. These reactors harness the same nuclear fission process as large plants to generate heat and electricity, but on a smaller, more flexible scale iaea.org. Why do SMRs matter now? In an
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A former fintech consultant turned blockchain advocate, Bernard S. Mills brings over 15 years of financial industry experience to his crypto commentary. Known for his deep dives into decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols and market strategy, Bernard combines technical insights with real-world applications. When he’s not dissecting tokenomics, he’s mentoring startups in the Web3 space.
