Energia

Nucleare compatto ‘jet’, startup promette energia 80% meno cara

A Manchester, una spinout di BAE Systems vuole portare il nucleare compatto dietro al contatore di fabbriche e data center.

Gianluca Riccio

A dramatic, photorealistic editorial illustration of a compact, futuristic nuclear power facility built inside a large industrial warehouse or hangar. At the center, a sleek cylindrical reactor vessel is directly coupled to modern jet-engine-style gas turbines, glowing with soft blue and amber light from the high-temperature nitrogen cooling system. Engineers in hard hats and safety gear work around the machinery, conveying a sense of active research and development. The space is clean and technically detailed, with exposed steel structures, control panels, and piping — nothing resembling a traditional steam-based nuclear plant. Outside large hangar doors, the silhouette of a British industrial cityscape is visible under a grey overcast sky. The atmosphere blends cutting-edge aerospace engineering with nuclear energy innovation, evoking ambition, technical precision, and cautious optimism. Cinematic lighting, slightly desaturated color palette with vivid blue-white highlights on the reactor core.

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