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Allseas' offshore SMR could create 40,000 jobs and cut Dutch emissions by 65 million tonnes annually by 2050.
A study by Roland Berger commissioned by Allseas projects that the company’s 25 MWe/70 MWt high-temperature gas-cooled small modular reactor (SMR) could generate up to $150 billion in economic value and create 40,000 jobs in the Netherlands by 2050.
Designed for offshore vessels, industrial sites, ports, and energy-intensive sectors, the SMR could reduce CO₂ emissions by up to 65 million tonnes annually by 2050—equivalent to 3.5 million homes—and cut Dutch industrial and global maritime emissions by up to 25% and 5%, respectively.
It aims to deliver clean, affordable electricity and high-temperature heat, ease grid congestion, avoid €14 billion in grid investments, and unlock €46 billion in economic activity.
The first units are expected by 2030 under a five-year development plan starting in June 2025, with support from Dutch institutions including TNO, COVRA, Urenco, and the Port of Rotterdam.
El SMR offshore de Allseas podría crear 40.000 puestos de trabajo y reducir las emisiones neerlandesas en 65 millones de toneladas anuales para 2050.