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Canadian Nuclear Laboratories

Coverage from Sustainability Magazine, Santa Maria Times, and others

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Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL) is a Canadian nuclear research organization based at Chalk River, Ontario.

Its work includes research and technical support for microreactors, CANDU technology, heavy-water production, and the operation and refurbishment of existing reactors. CNL’s collaborations connect its laboratory capabilities with projects such as Ontario Power Generation’s planned small modular reactors at Darlington, while Atomic Energy of Canada Limited is funding modernization of the Chalk River Laboratories. Together, these activities link research capacity and laboratory infrastructure with Canada’s nuclear development and operating needs.

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Sustainability Magazine
Canadian Nuclear Laboratories closed two clean energy research programs in July 2026 across Canada, redirecting resources toward nuclear projects, microreactors and Chalk River modernization.
9/10/2026 • Clean Energy & Emissions • General
Santa Maria Times
Canadian Nuclear Laboratories closed two research programs in July 2026 at its Canadian facilities to redirect resources toward microreactors and expanding nuclear power projects.
9/10/2026 • Clean Energy & Emissions • General
Mankato Free Press
Canadian Nuclear Laboratories will close two clean-energy research programs in July 2026 at its Canadian facilities as resources shift toward nuclear deployment and microreactor development.
9/10/2026 • Clean Energy & Emissions • General
KULR 8
Canadian Nuclear Laboratories will close two collaboration programs in July 2026 at Chalk River and Whiteshell to prioritize nuclear deployment, microreactor research, and CANDU support.
9/9/2026 • Clean Energy & Emissions • General
The Manila Times
Canadian Nuclear Laboratories will close two clean-energy research programs in July 2026 at facilities in Canada, redirecting resources toward nuclear projects and microreactor development.
9/11/2026 • Clean Energy & Emissions • General