Press releases

The German-Canadian nuclear technology company Dual Fluid has published a whitepaper explaining the Dual Fluid technology and its potential to reduce energy costs. The paper focuses on the high efficiency of the new reactor design that can cut today's electricity…

The Canadian-German nuclear engineering company Dual Fluid is now an official contributor to the Canadian Small Modular Reactors (SMR) Action Plan. The goal of the action plan is to develop and deploy small modular reactors as fast as possible. To…

Friedrich Merz, the new leader of the German conservatives, announces open discussions "without prejudice" about possible new uses of nuclear energy. In that context, he highlights the German-Canadian nuclear technology company Dual Fluid. The CDU soon wants to "deal in…

Dual Fluid has contracted the Technical University of Dresden to analyze the stability of the Dual Fluid Reactor. A working group at the Chair of Hydrogen and Nuclear Energy has been calculating the power unfolding in the reactor since the…

Dual Fluid, the German-Canadian nuclear startup, has brought a high-profile advisory board to its side. The board, consisting of internationally experienced experts from the fields of energy, corporate management and finance, will advise the company on its strategic development from…

The German-Canadian nuclear technology company Dual Fluid, founded in January 2021, has successfully completed its first investment round. The round was fully subscribed as planned. Private investors raised almost 7 million Canadian dollars. Armin Huke, President & CTO, comments: “We…

Dual Fluid Energy Inc. is now a Canadian company based in Vancouver. The management team has been reorganized for this purpose. The first round of financing for institutional investors will start soon. The German nuclear technology startup Dual Fluid has…

The liquid nuclear technology of the German company Dual Fluid promises to convert nuclear waste into energy. The available waste could supply all of Germany with low-emission electricity for hundreds of years. A geological final repository would become obsolete. This…