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Blykalla Plans 440-MW Nuclear Plant with 8 Small Lead-Cooled Reactors

Swedish nuclear developer Blykalla has submitted an application to the government to build an eight-unit power station in Tierp municipality. If approved, the proposed facility at Untra will supply up to 440 megawatts of electricity using small modular reactors.  The project is built around the Swedish Advanced Lead Reactor, known as SEALER. Unlike commercial light-water reactors that operate under heavy hydraulic pressure, each 55-megawatt SEAL…

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The nuclear engineering company Blykalla has submitted a second application to build a new nuclear power plant, reports TT. The company wants to build up to eight lead-cooled reactors in Tierp municipality, adjacent to the Untra and Söderfors hydroelectric power plants.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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The nuclear engineering company Blykalla is today submitting its second application to the government to build a new nuclear power plant. The application concerns up to eight lead-cooled reactors in the municipality of Tierp.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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The company Blykalla has applied to build eight smaller nuclear reactors north of Tierp. The plant is expected to have a total output of 440 megawatts and be ready in the first half of the 2030s if it passes all the tests.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Åtta mindre kärnkraftreactor kan byggas norr om Tierp, om företaget Blykallas ansökan går igenom.– Jätteintressant, sager Emma Lokander (M).

·Uppsala, Sweden
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Blykalla is applying for a permit for up to eight small-scale lead-cooled reactors at Untra in Tierp municipality. As recently as May, the Swedish nuclear technology company also applied to build new nuclear power in nearby Gävle municipality.

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Dagens industri broke the news on Tuesday, August 25, 2026.
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