
Army Launches $2.2B Project Janus to Deploy Nuclear Microreactors at Five Bases
The U.S. Army has awarded up to $2.2 billion in contracts to five private firms to design and build nuclear microreactors for major military installations under Project Janus. The initiative aims to ensure energy independence for critical bases by the end of September 2028, a deadline set by President Trump. While officials emphasize resilience against grid failures, critics argue the program subsidizes unproven technology and bypasses standard regulatory oversight.








