Rolls-Royce SMR Limited

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Rolls-Royce SMR Limited is a UK-based company focused on the design and deployment of small modular reactors (SMRs) for nuclear power generation. Established in 2020 and headquartered in Manchester, it develops factory-built pressurized water reactors rated at around 470 MW each. The company is majority-owned by Rolls-Royce, with additional shareholders including BNF Resources and Qatar Investment Authority. It emphasizes modular manufacturing to reduce construction times and costs for low-carbon electricity production. Recent selections include projects in the UK at Wylfa and in Sweden at the Värö Peninsula.

Also known as Rolls-Royce SMR Ltd and UK SMR.

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Rolls-Royce SMR in chemical industry news

25 June 2026
Vattenfall: Swedish state to acquire 60% of Videberg Kraft

Risk‑sharing and financing terms agreed to enable new nuclear on the Värö Peninsula; ownership structure effective 2027; Rolls‑Royce SMR selected to supply three small modular reactors.

15 June 2026
Videberg Kraft selects Rolls‑Royce SMR for three reactors at Värö Peninsula

Detailed planning starts for three modular PWR reactors (470 MW each) expected to produce ~12 TWh/year; supplier choice follows a four-year evaluation of more than 70 options.