Blue Capsule Technology brings industrial nuclear heat to the international stage this September
Entreprise
Aix-en-Provence, France, September 3, 2026 – As Blue Capsule Technology moves forward with the development of its high-temperature reactor for energy-intensive industries, the coming weeks will be an opportunity to connect with partners, investors, nuclear experts and industrial players around one central challenge: how to turn advanced nuclear technology into a deployable solution for industrial heat, steam, and electricity.
Meet the Blue Capsule team at:
WNA Nuclear Symposium and Finance Summit, London, UK, September 9–11
“Industriels et petits réacteurs innovants” Seminar, Lyon, France, September 15
IAEA General Conference, Vienna, Austria, September 15–18
FIRE, Forum de la chaleur industrielle, Lyon, France, September 22
Global CemFuels Conference & Exhibition, Geneva, Switzerland, September 22–24
Nuclear Energy for Industrial Applications Workshop, Houston, USA, September 29-30
These events bring together both sides of the market Blue Capsule Technology is addressing: the nuclear ecosystem developing the next generation of reactors and the industrial companies looking for reliable, competitive, and low-carbon energy solutions.
If you are attending any of these events, get in touch with the Blue Capsule team to arrange a meeting.
About Blue Capsule Technology
Blue Capsule Technology is a French company based in Aix-en-Provence, developing a high-temperature, sodium-cooled nuclear reactor designed to produce low-carbon industrial heat.
A spin-off from the CEA, the company holds an exclusive licence and five patents pending covering key technologies, including reactor architecture, sodium cooling systems, fuel components and safety systems.
A member of the European Industrial Alliance on Small Modular Reactors (SMRs), Blue Capsule Technology is also a laureate of the France 2030 “Innovative Nuclear Reactors” program. The company aims to contribute to the decarbonization of hard-to-electrify industrial processes, strengthen industrial competitiveness, and support European energy sovereignty.
