Author: thumbtackstudios

A new startup thinks an underground reactor could solve nuclear power’s biggest problems.

An American company is proposing an innovative solution: a nuclear reactor buried 1 mile (1.6 kilometer) beneath the earth's surface.

Serial entrepreneur Liz Muller has a new vision for the nuclear energy sector: putting SMRs deep underground.

Scientists are working hard to figure out how to produce nuclear energy safely, cheaply, and efficiently.

California-based nuclear startup company Deep Fission, which is proposing to place microreactors deep underground, announced its emergence from stealth mode and a USD4 million pre-seed investment round.

US-based nuclear start-up Deep Fission has announced its emergence from stealth mode and a $4m pre-seed financing round, led by 8VC.

Elsewhere, could novel limestone pellets be "coal without the consequences"?

Deep Fission, a Berkeley, CA-based nuclear energy company, raised $4M in funding.

Deep Fission raised $4M in funding for underground nuclear reactors.