Nuclear could be part of the solution
Environmental stewardship is at the heart of SMR technology. As Alberta transitions to low-carbon energy sources, SMRs offer a reliable solution that minimizes environmental impact.
SMRs’ compact design and innovative cooling systems reduce land and water use, making them an ideal choice for Alberta’s diverse landscapes. Additionally, nuclear energy’s zero-emission profile supports Alberta’s decarbonization goals while improving air quality for future generations.
Protecting Alberta's natural resources

Low lifecycle carbon emissions
Nuclear power generation, including SMRs, produce virtually no greenhouse gas emissions or air pollution, and can provide clean and reliable electricity for rural and remote areas – potentially replacing natural gas, diesel.

Smaller footprint
From a land-use perspective: to generate the same amount of energy as nuclear, solar would require about 100 times and wind about 500 times more land area.

Water is a shared resource
SMRs operate using a closed-loop system where water used for the reaction process is isolated and continuously recirculated within the reactor. This water is not sourced from or released into the environment.