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Oklo Aurora powerhouse at Idaho National Laboratory
Oklo's planned 75 MWe sodium-cooled fast reactor at Idaho National Laboratory, the first of its Aurora powerhouses.
- Type
- Programme
- Where it sits
- Oklo pitches long-term power agreements to customers including data centre operators, but this first plant is still pre-licence.
- Constraint
- Reported target of initial operation in 2028 depends on licensing and other approvals, so no output should be assumed (Power Engineering).
What we checked
- Oklo was reported to have broken ground at the Aurora INL site in September 2025, targeting initial operation in 2028 subject to licensing. (source)
- Siemens Energy was reported to provide the steam-side power conversion system, and the NRC was reported to have accepted a design criteria topical report for review. (source)
Written by ComputeFinder from public pages on 2 October 2026. Company statements are the company's own, not independently checked, and reported items are marked as such. Not yet reviewed line by line by a second person. If something is wrong, tell us.