Strategic collaboration ARC is actively pursuing international deployment with GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy through a joint development and licensing agreement focused on the ARC-100, signaling a receptive channel for co-selling, licensing, and regulatory collaboration opportunities in Canada and potentially other export markets.

Fixed fuel economics The ARC-100 offers a twenty-year refueling cycle with fixed fuel costs for 20+ years, presenting a clear value proposition for energy buyers seeking long-term price stability and predictable operating expenses, a compelling selling point for utilities and independent power producers.

Nuclear modernization ARC leverages a validated EBR-II-based design enhanced with proprietary innovations, positioning it as a mature next‑gen sodium fast reactor option for customers seeking proven technology, regulatory familiarity, and potential export-readiness in the global market.

Factory-built efficiency The ARC-100’s factory-built approach suggests reduced on-site construction risk and accelerated deployment timelines, which can be framed to customers as lower project risk, faster return on investment, and favorable capital scheduling.

Proliferation-resistance Non-proliferation features and wide deployment potential enable discussions with government buyers and utilities about secure, low-diversion nuclear power solutions suitable for both developed and developing markets, including potential alignment with export controls and licensing pathways.