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7 October 2026

HD Hyundai gathers Korean heavyweights for marine nuclear test centre

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HD Hyundai gathers Korean heavyweights for marine nuclear test centre

HD Hyundai Heavy Industries has brought together 11 other South Korean shipbuilding, nuclear and academic organisations to create a marine small modular reactor testing hub, adding further momentum to its increasingly ambitious push into nuclear-powered shipping. The SMR Marine Technology Demonstration Center brings together HD Hyundai Heavy Industries and HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering …

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