Microreactor Opportunity Map

Case study · Infrastructure

A cited microreactor market guide: buyers and instruments, proposed sites, customer power costs, vendors, utility filings and the conditions needed to close a deal.

Stack: Static HTML/CSS/JS, no framework; a multi-agent research pipeline gated by a citation-lock test suite.
Status: LIVE
Dates: Reviewed October 2, 2026; data dates shown in the app
Links: Live site · Source code

Background

Which buyers have moved toward a microreactor purchase, and what would make the deal work?

The market guide separates named buyer instruments from general expressions of interest. Proposed sites, vendor milestones, customer power costs and utility filings provide different evidence about whether a sale can close.

The latest site adds remote-region applications and utility-filing context alongside its deals, costs, vendors and rule changes. Published cost estimates, signed prices and proposed comparators retain their different evidence types.

Screenshots

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The Home tab distinguishes binding buyer instruments (mobile) — The Home tab distinguishes binding buyer instruments, proposed sites, delivery targets and utility filings, then routes readers to the market evidence.

The Home tab distinguishes binding buyer instruments (desktop) — The Home tab distinguishes binding buyer instruments, proposed sites, delivery targets and utility filings, then routes readers to the market evidence.

The Deals tab: 16 named buyers across three tracks (mobile) — The Deals tab: 16 named buyers across three tracks — U.S. government, international, and U.S. commercial — each with its load class and how far it has moved toward a signed instrument.

The Deals tab: 16 named buyers across three tracks (desktop) — The Deals tab: 16 named buyers across three tracks — U.S. government, international, and U.S. commercial — each with its load class and how far it has moved toward a signed instrument.

The Customer cost sub-tab separates signed contracts (mobile) — The Customer cost sub-tab separates signed contracts, awards, rate orders and proposed comparators, with a source and unit for every cost.

The Customer cost sub-tab separates signed contracts (desktop) — The Customer cost sub-tab separates signed contracts, awards, rate orders and proposed comparators, with a source and unit for every cost.

Features

Deals: Named buyers are grouped by market track, with instrument type, source and site evidence.
Customer costs: Contracts, awards, filings and estimates keep their units, dates and evidence labels.
Applications: Remote-region profiles connect incumbent power costs to the operating conditions a reactor would face.
Utility filings and rules: Regulatory records and deal-design precedents identify conditions still needed before a purchase.
Sources: A shared numbered register supports cross-tab citations; build checks enforce citation and generated-site consistency.

Reviewed October 2, 2026 · Project documentation.

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