Energy Future Unveiled! THORIUM Molten Salt Reactors

⚡ Welcome back to our channel! Join us as our Co-founder and Chairman of the Board takes the main stage at the Energy Tech Summit in Poland to deliver his latest keynote speech. ⚡

During his presentation, Thomas dives into our company's groundbreaking vision for how our innovative nuclear technology will provide an abundance of low-cost, green energy. He highlights how mass manufacturing of our innovative thorium molten salt reactors will disrupt the energy sector making energy production more cost-effective than ever before.

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Correction: In the video, the reactors are described to have a lifespan of 50 years. However, it is the nuclear plant that will operate for 50 years, whereas the individual reactors within the plant will run for a period of 5 years. After this period, the reactors will undergo decommissioning, recycling, and be replaced with new reactor units.

Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
00:30 - A new category of commercial nuclear energy
02:29 - The energy source of the future
03:19 - The goal
03:51 - Visualisation of a 1GW power plant
05:27 - Energy input vs. output
06:37 - Thorium vs. Uranium
09:06 - What are the safest energy sources?
10:52 - Recycling
12:35 - When is it ready?

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[YG-jnst]

I am thrilled that Thorium LFTR technology is finally coming to market, and that this company putting its best features to use. But, I resent that he never, even once, mentioned Kirk Sorensen who rediscovered this technology after the US Government shelved it in the 70's, and has been advocating it for over a decade, nor the US Researchers in the 1950's who pioneered it for 20 years. This whole presentation is presented as if Copenhagen Atomics invented it from scratch. He starts by saying that he is "one of the co-inventors of a new nuclear technology", and then goes immediately into telling everyone about liquid salt Thorium reactors; thus, implying that THAT is what he invented. What this company has done is great, and worthy of praise, but they did not invent liquid salt thorium reactors, nor even rediscover them. They are standing on the shoulder of giants, and don't even mention their names.

[speedyham]

I'll be amazed if they ever get 1 unit built. They offered no details beyond the old thorium hope and dreams that have been around since the 1950's. If they prove me wrong I'll be overjoyed at their success and I'll buy this man a beer.

[MrGottaQuestion]

Best of luck to you guys! The world needs it.

[peterdollins]

Hope this technology is successful and goes forward at pace. The world certainly needs it.

[mastablastax]

If you already had prototype, I'd be cheering. Without working prototype these are almost empty words to me. Nevertheless good luck! It sounds amazing on paper.

[robfer]

THORIUM Molten Salt Reactors, the real future of energy!! Please pick the UK.

[Alxki]

I really appreciate that you have focused on the advantages, but dealt with safety and waste in a pragmatic and supportive manner.
Of course what is missing are the challenges that still need to be overcome for this technology, such as the availability of Li-7 to scale up, the management of by-products, the legislative effort, reprocessing challenges etc.

[jelsener]

I have been thorium development for the last 25 years. It has been a long wrong so it is nice seeing an incredibly great design coming into being.

[davidhenry]

I would have liked to to have seen at least some discussion of the technical side of these reactors, a basic overview of their design and construction, along with an explanation as to why this design and construction method allows for such a low price

[Fabian-bvdz]

I really hope the country I'm from can adopt this technology. South Africa 🇿🇦 ♥️

[Telencephelon]

"For growth countries like Poland" Love back, from Poland ❤

[saad]

MSR and Thorium have an excellent future. I have been a big fan of both and now even more excited to see real world applications of this power source that we have been just sitting on.

[robervine]

It’s been known for years that thorium has the most abundant energy available!
At last someone is taking this to the next level 👏👏👏👏👏👍

[deanlawson]

This Thorium reactor tech is a game-changer! As much as Fusion will be a game-changer (someday!) and will finally get us to a "post-scarcity" time for energy worldwide.
Thorium is the bridge technology that can get us over the hump power-wise until we get commercial scale Fusion!

[dickkapp]

When the bottom line is" invest your money" the story has to be really good !

[conservativemike]

Been waiting for this to go mainstream for 50 years… still waiting.

[trekpac]

I am most happy to hear your enthusiasm for TSR.

I understand that China, after testing a prototype, has announced that it will construct a TSR in the Gobi Desert, so it looks like it has solved the problems with salt.

[leeo]

China has a thorium reactor. It is a 2-megawatt liquid-fuelled thorium molten salt reactor (TMSR-LF1) located in Wuwei, Gansu province. The reactor was constructed by the Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and was granted an operating license in August 2021. The TMSR-LF1 is currently undergoing testing and is not yet operational.

[CopenhagenAtomics]

⚡️Thank you for watching! You can watch our latest video release below⚡️

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[croftegan]

I wish you all the luck in the world we do need this! Sooner than later.