NRC Approval of 77 MW Standard Design
NuScale received U.S. NRC design certification for its 77-megawatt electric standard design ahead of schedule. NuScale is the only SMR technology to achieve NRC design certification (10 CFR Part 52), strengthening its regulatory position and enabling support for a wider range of offtakers.
ENTRA1–TVA 6 GW Program Momentum
ENTA R1 (NuScale's exclusive global commercialization partner) and TVA announced an agreement to supply 6 gigawatts (72 NuScale Power Modules across 6 plants) with continuing progress: experienced teams assembled, site evaluations conducted, a prospective first-plant site identified, and a major financial institution signing a multibillion-dollar term sheet. This program, if executed, would be a material commercialization catalyst.
Manufacturing Progress — 12 Modules in Production and Capacity Ramp
Doosan Enerbility has 12 NuScale modules under production today, providing a timing advantage via long-lead materials already ordered. Doosan is increasing capacity to ~20 modules per year (a ~66.7% increase versus current in-production modules) with plans to eventually double beyond that, improving execution scalability for large programs.
Significant Liquidity Improvement
Liquidity rose to $1.3 billion at December 31, 2025 versus $754 million at September 30, 2025 (+72.7%) and $442 million at year-end 2024 (+194.3%). Management estimates approximately $1.0 billion cash on balance sheet after a disclosed ~$250 million payment post-close, providing runway for commercialization activities.
FEED Phase 2 Revenue Recognition for RoPower
NuScale recognized $63.1 million in revenue from licensing fees and engineering work related to the Fluor FEED 2 study for the RoPower Doicesti project in Romania over an 18-month period ending December 2025, demonstrating near-term service revenue realization from international projects.
Remediation of Material Weakness in Financial Controls
A previously disclosed material weakness in internal controls over financial reporting (ITGC) was remediated; external auditor EY provided a 'clean bill of health,' removing the disclosed weakness and improving financial reporting credibility.
Technical Validation and Strategic Partnerships
Third‑party technoeconomic studies (Oak Ridge National Lab and Idaho National Lab) validated NuScale's suitability for high-temperature process steam and industrial use-cases. Strategic collaborations include Ebara Elliott (high-temperature steam compression demonstrator) and AI fuel-efficiency work with Oak Ridge, underpinning commercial diversification (process heat, data centers, off-grid behind-the-meter applications).