The ThEC13 in Geneva contributions from the world’s leading experts on thorium have now been compiled into a book. It is a unique collection of information of an energy source that can provide abundant, reliable and safe energy with no CO2 production, no air pollution, and minimal waste production. Hence the name: Thorium Energy for the World.
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The book is now available for purchase at:

The US Nuclear Regulatory Committee has historically been the global gold standard for effective and comprehensive regulation. But, with several developers around the world moving ahead with reactor types that the NRC licensing is simply not capable of handling, this position has changed.
Take NuScale as an example. They are now about 15 years in the process with over $1 billion spent, and its small modular reactor (SMR) design is not yet approved nor expected to before 2017. And the NuScale SMR is a light water reactor design, a reactor type NRC is familiar with.

The new Thorium Remix by Gordon McDowell is now out and free to watch on YouTube. We chose to feature it as a full screen landing page because it shows very well what contribution a single person with a keen interest can make, great job Gordon! At 2 hours it is quite a lengthy piece of material. Just like Kirk Sorensen has done before, it uses space exploration in an interesting way to make the point that the Thorium Molten Salt Reactor is the best energy option we know exists today.

What do you think is especially good and what could have been made different?
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Thomas explains with the help of a marble how thorium can make nuclear safe and invites all who are interested in building a better world for the next generations.

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