Radiant

Kaleidos

Factory-built 1 MWe microreactor designed for land, sea or air transport and remote or resilient power.

Output position in this dataset#1 of 11Sorted by electrical MWe, smallest to largest
Illustrative annual electricity8.1 GWh/yearAt a 92% planning capacity factor
Household-energy equivalent768Using 10,500 kWh/year per household

The annual-energy and household figures are scale illustrations, not project forecasts. Change those assumptions in the reactor output calculator.

Technology snapshot

Electrical output1 MWe
Thermal output1.9 MWt
ClassMicroreactor
TransportableYes
Reactor typeHigh-temperature gas microreactor
Coolant / heat transferHelium
FuelTRISO fuel
RefuelingUp to 5 years
Region / marketUnited States

What do these attributes mean for common use cases?

This is an attribute check, not a project recommendation. Site, grid, licensing, fuel, security and economics still need project-specific analysis.

Common questionWhat this design data says
Grid electricity?1 MWe electrical nameplate in the current design snapshot.
Useful heat?Yes — the design is presented here with heat-use potential.
Remote / isolated deployment?Explicit transportable design attribute.
Transportable system?Yes — vendor design intent includes transportability.
Current programme phase?Testing Testing / pre-commercial

Programme status

Testing / pre-commercial. Customer deployments targeted from 2028.

DOME / Idaho National Laboratory.

Status describes the programme at the verification date. It does not imply commercial availability, licensing in your jurisdiction, construction certainty or guaranteed schedule.

Closest designs by electrical output

These are the three nearest entries in the Nuclear Planner dataset on a ratio-based MWe scale. They are not claimed to be technical substitutes.

Source and verification

Primary / authoritative source used for this snapshot →

Radiant states 1 MWe, 1.9 MWt, helium cooling, TRISO fuel and up to five years before refueling. Commercial schedules can change.

Verified 2026-09-21. If the programme has moved since then, use the linked source as the current authority.