Video summarizes some of the major Thorium Molten Salt Reactor progress thus far, made by Gordon McDowell with songs from KiloWatts Music.

The World Economic Forum (WEF) is the international organization committed to improving the state of the world through public-private cooperation in the spirit of global citizenship.
Best known for its annual Davos meeting where the power, wealth and intellectuals meet to discuss the currently most pressing issues.
Thorium Energy need to be discussed at this level to facilitate the development and further investments in the field...
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ThorCon announces that the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has published details of the ThorCon liquid fission power plant on IAEA's go-to web site for advanced power reactors, ARIS. ThorCon gigawatt MSR power plants deliver energy cheaper than coal and can be mass produced by shipyards after demonstration in Indonesia.

Has the home nation of wind power taken a first step towards complementing renewables with nuclear after years of banning anything nuclear energy related?

​Molten salt reactors (MSRs) are by many seen as the ultimate thorium reactor. As several member countries have expressed their MSR interest to the IAEA, it has now decided to provide an international MSR specific platform to foster development. We are witnessing a growing understanding by people who are concerned about energy that nuclear will be a key player in our future energy mix and that nuclear as we know it can transform through development into an attractive energy source. As more people ask their countries to do the right thing, we are sure that more countries will join the international movement to develop a thorium based energy future. If MSR will be the winning technology platform, remains to be seen.