To Meet Global Energy Demands
We're Powering Increased Electrification
And We Need Your Diverse Thinking
To Meet Global Energy Demands
Rolls Royce SMR
We're Powering Increased Electrification
We are Rolls Royce SMR
And We Need Your Diverse Thinking

Meet some of our colleagues who work at Rolls-Royce SMR.

Helena Perry

Regulatory Affairs & Safety Director

In this video Helena talks more about working at Rolls-Royce SMR.

Anthony Buckley

Verification Engineer

Ajay Patel

Systems Engineer

Engineering

Rachel Bennet

Human Factors and Operations Lead

Engineering - Operations

Ian Sainsbury

Core Design Manager – SMR

Engineering

John Bowmer

Test Rig Engineer - Mechanical

Engineering

What they are saying


The UK SMR heralds a new approach to the cost of nuclear power by broadly rethinking the manufacturing and construction methods and by the extensive use of digital twinning whilst keeping the physics package exactly the same. This is a pressurised water reactor of a type we know and love.

Paul Stein, Rolls-Royce Chief Technology Officer

Small modular reactor technology is very much at the centre of what the Prime Minister outlined in the 10-point plan; in fact, the nuclear segment of that plan was the third item on the agenda and is extremely important. SMRs will certainly play a part in our nuclear future.

Rt Hon. Kwasi Kwarteng, Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy

One of the benefits of the SMR approach, is it becomes quite a low-cost source of energy for other parts of the decarbonisation scene, such as hydrogen and synthetic fuel.

Paul Stein, Rolls-Royce Chief Technology Officer

Next generation technologies such as Small and Advanced Modular Reactors, new nuclear will both produce low carbon power and create jobs and growth across the UK.

The Ten Point Plan for a Green Industrial Revolution, HM Government

SMRs represent a huge opportunity…they are flexible and one can operate them in lots of geographical areas. We will undertake a comprehensive assessment of the siting requirements for SMRs and advanced modular reactors so that we can develop this exciting technology.

Rt Hon. Kwasi Kwarteng, Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy