Head of IMO says nuclear is “very much on the table”
A crucial step forward in establishing regulatory groundwork
During a compelling exchange at the 2024 Global Maritime Forum in Japan, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) Secretary-General Arsenio Dominguez confirmed that nuclear propulsion is being actively considered as a future marine fuel solution within the organisation.
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Houston Summit 2025
CORE POWER’s pioneering New Nuclear for Maritime Summit is heading to Houston, TX!
Join us on 12th February for a dynamic in-person event that brings together leading experts, innovators, and stakeholders to explore the cutting-edge applications of nuclear energy within the maritime industry. This one-day event will feature an engaging program designed to inspire conversations around nuclear’s transformative potential in maritime and coastal energy solutions.
Nuclear power for shipping pioneer CORE POWER swells funding to $500m
“We are entering an exciting period in the development of maritime nuclear technology, as we move from the drawing board to building technology which will change the face of shipping for good,” said Mikal Bøe, CEO of CORE POWER.
New nuclear: The key to unlocking maritime productivity
Oxford University’s Emeritus Professor of Physics Wade Allison presents a powerful case for nuclear energy as the cornerstone of future productivity. His insights are particularly relevant for the maritime sector, where the demand for reliable, high-output power continues to grow.
The International Nuclear Energy Act (INEA), sponsored by Senator Joe Manchin, aims to foster engagement with partner nations and develop a civil nuclear export strategy to counter the growing influence of China and Russia in the global nuclear energy sector.
