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Technicatome

Nantes Cedex 4, France

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What Technicatome does.

Technicatome is a French company with over 50 years of experience in the field of conventional and vertical nuclear reactors. The firm employs more than 2,200 employees and has locations in eight sites in France. Technicatome specializes in the conception, development, manufacturing, and operation of reactors for various applications, including Propulsion and Defense technologies. The company was involved in the construction of the nuclear power plants for the new Porte-avions "France Libre" and also worked on the power plants for the Barracuda ships and SNLE 3G. Technicatome is an important partner of CEA in projects such as the Jules Horowitz reactor and the Laser Mégajoule.

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