Stuart Bridges | What Australia can learn from the UAE's successful nuclear program

On June 30 this year, Deployable Energy's Unity Nuclear Battery became the third microreactor to recently achieve criticality in the United States. It was developed by a group of Australians with plans for commercial deployment before 2030. Nuclear for Australia's founder Will Shackel interviews Bobby Gallagher, CEO of Deployable Energy.

Nuclear for Australia founder Will Shackel interviews the CEO of Cauldron Energy, Jonathan Fisher, the leading voice on uranium policy in Australia. They discuss Australia's uranium advantage, why demand is skyrocketing around the world, the case for and against mining uranium and rapid policy developments around the country.

This conversation marks the 20th Anniversary of Australia's only nuclear reactor, OPAL (Open Pool Australian Lightwater) which achieved criticality on August 12th 2006. Nuclear for Australia founder Will Shackel interviews Nuclear Engineer Tony Irwin, who commissioned the reactor. They discuss why OPAL was built, the criticality milestone, the benefits it provides to Australia and our broader nuclear future.

On this episode, Will Shackel interviews Jasmin Diab after recently joining Nuclear for Australia.

This is a recorded version of Nuclear for Australia's live Q&A with Tea Törmänen. Tea Törmänen is an international coordinator of RePlanet and a member of the Finnish Green League serving in parliament. Recently she visited Brisbane, Australia to relaunch RePlanet Australia advocating for nuclear energy to be reconsidered in Australia. To tune in to our future live Q&As so you can ask experts your questions please follow our social media pages @nuclearforaustralia.