Oklo Partners With U.S. Forged Rings to Secure Reactor Component Manufacturing Capacity

By Public Technologies
  • Oklo entered a strategic manufacturing agreement with U.S. Forged Rings to reserve domestic capacity for large reactor components for future Aurora deployments.
  • Capacity will be reserved at a planned campus in Hertford County, North Carolina, with initial finished component deliveries beginning in 2030.
  • The arrangement targets capacity through 2035, with options to expand.
  • The agreement addresses potential manufacturing bottlenecks for future deployments, separate from work underway for the first Aurora powerhouse at Idaho National Laboratory.


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