Oklo provides 24/7 clean energy to data centers, factories, industrial sites, communities, and defense facilities. Oklo offers heat and power through power purchase agreements.

Uranium Recycle Plan

Framework of Supply


Owned Industry, Owned Expertise, Owned Technology, Owned intellectual property

Engineering Design

E&DCR Management
RFI Management
E-P Interface Management
E-E Interface Management
Change Execution Verification
ICM Management
DMA Management
Design Document Status
Equipment Design Clarification
Construction Design Clarification

Procurement Management

Purchase Plan
Purchase Equipment Status
Purchase Process Management
Contract Management
Supplier Evaluation
Purchase Interface Management
Subcontract Management
Purchase Expediting
Purchase Quality Plan
Transportation Management
Equipment Issue Tracking

Construction Management

Construction Document Management
Construction Plan Management
Construction Personnel Management
Warehouse Management
Equipment and Tool Management
Cable Laying
Finished Product Protection
Construction Quality Plan
Construction Permit Management
Concrete Management
Regional Construction Handover
Construction Interface Contact Sheet

Commissioning Management

Commissioning Document Management
Commissioning Design Review
Commissioning Change Assessment
Major Revision of Commissioning Procedures
Commissioning Permit
Commissioning Quick Report
Protection of Commissioning Finished Products
Commissioning Personnel Qualification
Commissioning Material Management

Economical Key Challenges

Through OpenSMR, we seek to influence the computing and energy sectors, encouraging the adoption of clean, sustainable energy sources across high-demand industries. This initiative aims to lower costs, improve energy accessibility, and support environmental goals for generations to come.

Demand for Clean Energy

The computing industry, including major players like Google and Facebook, has shown significant interest in SMR-based energy solutions to power data centers. However, due to high costs, only large corporations currently have access to such sustainable energy sources.

SMR Sector Obstacles

SMR companies face challenges such as high production costs and difficulties in customer acquisition. The niche nature of SMR technology has limited its broader adoption across industries.

OpenSMR’s Solution

Standardizing SMR design Integrating a global supply chain ecosystem to facilitate scalable, costeffective production. Addressing the specific needs of data centers, AI, and Bitcoin mining.

OpenSMR Solution

WHY? high electricity costs, the urgent need for accessible, clean energy solutions

OpenSMR

Connect SMR technology with data center needs, providing affordable and clean energy for sustainable computing.

OCEC

The Organization of Clean Energy and Climate (OCEC) is a U.S.registered nonprofit organization focused on driving sustainable energy solutions.

Open-Source SMR Designs

Accessible and affordable nuclear energy,Without patent fees,Barrier-free adoption.

Inspiration from Industry Leaders

Inspired by companies like Tesla, which shared its patents to promote electric vehicle adoption. Open-source designs drive industry innovation and cost reduction.

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Strategic Ecosystem

Building Partnerships Targeted Sector Global Network of Stakeholders Meeting Future Energy Needs Next-Generation Data Centers

To create a robust ecosystem, OpenSMR will engage with a wide range of partners across the SMR supply chain and the computing industry.
Our focus is on integrating various stakeholders to support a scalable and cost-effective SMR solution.

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Data Centers: High energy demand makes them ideal for SMR integration.
Bitcoin Mining: A significant consumer of electricity, where SMR can offer a more sustainable and efficient solution.
AI Computing: Growing power needs in artificial intelligence present a prime opportunity for SMR adoption.

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We plan to build an international network by inviting supply chain companies from regions such as Asia, Europe, and the U.S. This collaboration will foster a unified approach to developing and implementing SMR technology for computing centers worldwide.

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The global demand for electricity in the computing industry is expected to grow significantly, with an estimated 400 gigawatts needed over the next decade. OpenSMR aims to address this by making Small Modular Reactor (SMR) technology widely accessible to meet the increasing power requirements sustainably.

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Our long-term vision includes establishing a new standard for data centers, known as Tier 5/6, which incorporates SMR as a core energy source. This standard will emphasize sustainability, resilience, and cost efficiency, positioning SMR-powered data centers as a solution for future energy challenges.

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