TOKYO -- Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries plans to develop and commercialize nuclear reactors small enough to be delivered on trucks by the end of the next decade, hoping to draw on demand for non-carbon emitting energy.
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Mitsubishi Heavy aims to build 'reactor-on-a-truck' by 2030s
Japanese engineering firm expects to tap demand for non-carbon energy
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Mitsubishi Heavy's microreactors will be able to provide power to remote and disaster-hit areas. (Image courtesy of Mitsubishi Heavy)
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