Danish company wants to build nuclear power plants on barges in Norwegian fjords

Seaborg signs letter of intent with Norsk Kjernekraft.
Floating nuclear power: This is what Seaborg's floating nuclear power reactor could look like | Photo: Seaborg
Floating nuclear power: This is what Seaborg's floating nuclear power reactor could look like | Photo: Seaborg

Copenhagen-based Seaborg develops compact molten salt reactors that can be placed on barges. Now they have entered into an agreement with Norsk Kjernekraft, with the goal of making nuclear reactors to supply power to industrial areas, according to Bergens Tidende.

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