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Oklo / Sam Altman-Backed Company Gets Green Light For Site Investigation Work In Idaho

By David Dalton
26 September 2024

California startup plans to break ground for first nuclear plant in 2026

Sam Altman-Backed Company Gets Green Light For Site Investigation Work In Idaho
Oklo is developing next-generation nuclear plants starting with the Aurora, which consists of a small fission reactor with integrated solar panels. Courtesy Oklo.
US-based nuclear startup Oklo has received approval to start site investigation work for its planned microreactor in Idaho.

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