Hadron’s QAPD establishes the Company’s quality controls, organizational structure, supplier
oversight, corrective action processes, and configuration management systems consistent with NRC regulatory requirements and American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) NQA-1 standards. NRC review and
dialogue on the QAPD is a critical step in enabling licensing-grade design and manufacturing readiness for advanced reactor developers.
“This
public meeting reflects the disciplined, transparent regulatory engagement strategy we committed to from day one,” said Samuel Gibson, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Hadron. “A licensing-grade Quality Assurance Program is the
backbone of repeatable deployment. By establishing our Appendix B-aligned quality framework early, we are positioning Hadron to move from FOAK to scalable commercial delivery with regulatory alignment built
into the foundation.”
The NRC meeting will be categorized as an “observation” meeting, allowing members of the public and industry
stakeholders to observe the discussion. The meeting is part of Hadron’s broader pre-application engagement with the NRC as the Company advances toward formal licensing activities.
Hadron’s Halo MMR is a 10 MWe, light-water, factory-built micro-modular reactor designed to provide reliable, carbon-free power to data centers,
industrial campuses, remote communities, and critical infrastructure. The Company’s regulatory strategy emphasizes early engagement, risk-informed frameworks, and alignment with existing light-water regulatory precedents to accelerate
commercial readiness.
The upcoming public meeting builds on Hadron’s recent milestones, including NRC acceptance of its QAPD Topical Report for
review and continued progress across its Regulatory Engagement Plan. Together, these efforts reinforce Hadron’s commitment to safety, quality execution, and transparent collaboration with federal regulators as it advances toward commercial
deployment.
About Hadron Energy, Inc.
Hadron is a
pioneer in MMR technology. Designed to deliver 10 MW of power, Hadron’s MMR will be smaller, more cost-effective, and faster to deploy than other proposed MMR power solutions. The revolutionary design of Hadron’s MMR allows its reactor
core and containment shell to be transportable in a shipping container, providing a versatile deployment model for end users. Whether powering an artificial intelligence data center, remote community, or an industrial hub, Hadron’s MMR is
expected to provide a reliable, safe and scalable nuclear energy solution. For more information, please visit https://www.hadronenergy.com/.
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