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Author: Westinghouse Electric Company

eVinci® Microreactor Selected for Experiments in DOME Test Bed

Categories: Microreactor

In July, the Westinghouse eVinci® microreactor was conditionally selected by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) for testing in the National Reactor Innovation Center’s (NRIC) Demonstration of Microreactor Experiments (DOME) facility at Idaho National Laboratory (INL). 

Westinghouse Participates in College and Career Awareness Experience

Categories: Columbia Community

Westinghouse participated in the College and Career Awareness Experience, which was hosted by Envisioning your Purpose, LLC at Bible Way Church of Atlas Road.  Students from the Lower Richland area learned about Westinghouse and the educational paths needed to pursue STEM careers. Several of the students and parents inquired about current employment opportunities as well as future careers within the Westinghouse organization.  

Palisades Nuclear Plant Restart Achieves Full INPO Accreditation with Westinghouse Training Leadership

Categories: General Topics

Westinghouse is celebrating a major milestone in the Palisades Nuclear Plant restart journey: the site’s training department has now achieved full accreditation from the Institute of Nuclear Power Operations (INPO) across all five key disciplines: Operations, Maintenance, Chemistry, Radiation Protection and Engineering.

Westinghouse Shares Vision for New AP1000® Reactors with President Trump and U.S. Senator Dave McCormick and Partners with Google on AI at Energy Summit

Categories: AP1000, Blog

It’s not every day you get to pitch the President of the United States and announce a collaboration with Google on AI, but that’s what Westinghouse did at the first-ever Pennsylvania Energy Summit and Expo in Pittsburgh on July 15.

Westinghouse sponsors the Koinonia Foundation’s STEM Camp

Categories: Columbia Community

Students from the Lower Richland Community attended the camp, which was held at Mt. Moriah Baptist Church, in Hopkins, SC. The program promoted activities that were designed to enhance the knowledge of local students in science and technology.