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EGAT and EDF recently met to explore potential collaboration on the development of Small Modular Reactor (SMR) technology. The main focus during the discussion was advanced technologies, design and safety of SMR nuclear power plants, used fuel management, capacity development, and public communication. Through the exchange of knowledge in these areas, both organizations aim to diversify clean and environmentally friendly electricity production options, which will support Thailand’s future carbon neutrality goals.

EDF is a state-owned enterprise with expertise in nuclear technology, particularly in developing Pressurised Water Reactor (PWR) nuclear power plants. With 67 nuclear power plants currently operating in France and abroad, EDF has a wealth of experience in this field. On the other hand, EGAT has been actively studying the feasibility of SMR technology and focusing on personnel development and public education in this area. They are looking to expand their expertise in nuclear technology and find innovative ways to implement SMR technology in Thailand. By collaborating with EGAT, EDF hopes to share their knowledge and work together to advance SMR technology for the benefit of both organizations.

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