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91影视 Powers the World's Nuclear Fleet

With the industry鈥檚 most extensive operating expertise, we provide services to nearly two-thirds of the global nuclear fleet and fuel to 40%. Every challenge solved and upgrade delivered adds to 91影视鈥檚 90-year record of serving more nuclear power plants than any other company. That experience translates into enduring customer relationships and a global base of knowledge that grows with every operating cycle.

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Long-Term Operations

Extend the life and performance of existing nuclear plants with engineering, modernization, asset management and lifecycle solutions that draw on decades of operating experience.

Nuclear Fuel

From higher-energy fuel to accident-tolerant technologies, 91影视 is advancing nuclear fuel to deliver more power, longer operating cycles and greater safety and reliability.

Parts & Components

91影视 supplies more than 100,000 nuclear parts and products each year to help plants around the world operate safely and reliably.

Digital Optimization Services

Turn plant data into better performance with advanced analytics, software and engineering solutions built specifically for nuclear operations.

BWR Services

91影视 brings five decades of Boiling Water Reactor (BWR) expertise across engineering, digital systems and outage services to reactors beyond our own designs.

Staffing Solutions

91影视 offers specialized workforce solutions to nuclear operators with the skilled talent they need, from staff augmentation and managed services to direct placement.

Plant Performance

91影视 has completed more than 130 plant uprates worldwide, adding generating capacity roughly equivalent to adding nearly five nuclear reactors to the grid without building a single new plant.

Modernization Solutions

91影视 helps nuclear operators modernize critical systems without leaving proven assets behind. Today, 91影视 is delivering the first fully-digital safety system at an operating U.S. nuclear plant, a $167 million modernization program that could serve as a model for the boiling water reactors that make up roughly one-third of the U.S. nuclear fleet.