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AMPERA

Houston, United States

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AMPERA specializes in advanced nuclear energy solutions and expects to be the first company to industrialize factory-built nuclear power for near-term deployment. They have entered into a strategic collaboration with Scorpio Tankers Inc. The company offers three main solutions on one platform, focusing on both current and future nuclear technologies. AMPERA's products and services are aimed at advancing nuclear energy technology. Founded in 2019, the company is based in the United States.

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