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ATSE's report Small Modular Reactors – The technology and Australian context explained is contributing to a national conversation on future energy sources. These FAQs cover additional details about the report's contents and methods. 

A new report from ATSE has found the nascent state of small modular nuclear reactors globally means that a mature market for the technology may emerge in the late 2040s.

In response to proposals by the Coalition regarding the role of nuclear power in Australia’s energy transition, the ATSE highlights existing evidence regarding nuclear power in Australia.  

The Australian Government’s National Battery Strategy, released today, outlines a vision for boosting domestic and export battery production, reflecting advice made by ATSE.

ATSE welcomes the announcement of the Solar SunShot manufacturing program that will provide funding to establish Australia’s position in solar supply chains, leveraging our strength in critical minerals.  

The Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE) welcomes the CSIRO Renewable Energy Storage Roadmap, released today.

Professor Xiaojing Hao FTSE is motivated by the desire to create and live in a more efficient and convenient world. She is a curious seeker of the truth.

From violent firestorms to catastrophic floods, recent events in Australia reaffirm that we’re already feeling the impacts of climate change.

The current economic disruption presents a rare opportunity to re-set Australia’s approach to meeting our power needs, and developing a clean energy export market.