Flibe is developing innovative thorium based solutions for a better sustainable energy future.

Flibe Reactors Two reactor designs; one vision for the future. Lithium-ion based materials are at the heart of our approach to a sustainable nuclear future. We are developing two reactor designs, each that helps us move towards this goal. LFLEUR …

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At Flibe Energy, we believe in a sustainable, nuclear powered future. The key to unlocking this future can be found in the tiny thorium atom. Since our founding, the mission has remained the same — create a power source that will revolutionize the way we experience energy.

2024年10月10日 · Huntsville, Alabama - Flibe Energy, Inc. and Savannah River National Laboratory signed a memorandum of understanding to strengthen their research and development capabilities and explore opportunities for collaboration related to nuclear energy and advanced nuclear fuel cycles.

Flibe engineers have spent over a decade analyzing the thousands of pages of ORNL science and engineering documents, and are designing our reactors to be a modernized and improved version of the MSRE.

2024年5月1日 · Flibe Energy’s newly-appointed CEO, David Hanson, introduced the company’s newest product line, LFLEUR, at the Reuters SMR & Advanced Reactor 2024 conference in Atlanta on May 1. LFLEUR stands for Lithium Fluoride Low Enriched Uranium Reactor.

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2023年11月1日 · Kirk Sorensen, President of Flibe Energy, recently addressed the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship (ARC) inaugural conference in London, discussing the evolution of nuclear energy while emphasizing the significant role that molten salt reactors will play.

Flibe Energy Resources. ORNL-CF-76-123: 1976-04-20 Operation of Salt Production Facilities in Building 9201-3 During 1974 and 1975