AllEarth Renewables Unveils iNuke™ Home Power System First Small Modular Reactor in Northeast

BRISTOL, Vt., April 1, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- AllEarth Renewables, Inc., a prominent provider of energy solutions in Vermont, is excited to announce preorder reservations are open for its newest product, the iNuke™ home power system. The iNuke is classified as a smaller type of Small Modular Reactor, called a microreactor, which generates up to 20 MW.

There has been a surge of interest regionally and nationally in what is known as Small Modular Reactors (SMRs). SMRs are small, modular prefabricated units that can be transported and installed on-site. Vermont Governor Phil Scott announced recently that he was part of a group of New England governors working together to explore SMRs to make energy more affordable. According to the New England States Committee on Electricity (or NESCOE), there are currently no SMRs in commercial operation. In 2023, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) certified the design of its first small modular reactor. Production of the iNuke is pending NRC application for certification.

"We are thrilled to introduce our new product," said David Blittersdorf, President and Founder of AllEarth Renewables, the only 100% engineered and manufactured energy solutions provider in Vermont. The iNuke reflects our state's commitment to technological innovation, energy production, and environmental sustainability. AllEarth plans to complete testing the iNuke prototype in 2025. "

About AllEarth Renewables, Inc.

AllEarth Renewables is a national leader in solar energy, with over 8,000 installations throughout the country, including over 3,500 in Vermont over the last 14 years. AllEarth products are fully designed, engineered and built in Bristol, Vermont. For more information about the iNuke home energy system, please visit inuke.allearthrenewables.com.

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