{
  "slug": "smart",
  "name": "SMART",
  "company_id": "kaeri",
  "coolant": "Light water",
  "reactor_type": "pwr",
  "output_mwe": 100,
  "thermal_mw": 365,
  "fuel_type": "Uranium dioxide",
  "enrichment_class": "LEU",
  "enrichment_pct": "Under 5% U-235",
  "regulator": "Nuclear Safety and Security Commission (South Korea)",
  "application_type": "Standard Design Approval",
  "application_date": "2010",
  "review_phase": "Standard design approval held since 2012; no unit built",
  "decision_expected": "Granted 4 July 2012",
  "credibility_tier": "approved",
  "docket": "NSSC Standard Design Approval, granted 4 July 2012",
  "first_site_name": null,
  "first_site_country": null,
  "offtakers": null,
  "model_match": null,
  "transportable": 0,
  "form_factor": "Integral PWR designed for cogeneration and seawater desalination",
  "what_if": null,
  "notes": "The first small modular reactor design anywhere to receive a standard design approval, granted by South Korea's regulator on 4 July 2012. Fourteen years later nothing has been built. It is the most direct evidence on this tracker that regulatory approval and a project are different things: a design can hold the highest paper standing in the industry and still have no customer, no site and no concrete. A collaboration with Saudi Arabia has been running since 2015 without producing a construction start.\n",
  "source_name": "World Nuclear News, South Korean SMR design approved by regulator",
  "source_url": "https://www.world-nuclear-news.org/articles/south-korean-smr-design-approved-by-regulator",
  "url": "https://nuclearchain.net/smr/smart/",
  "license": "CC BY 4.0",
  "attribution": "NuclearChain (nuclearchain.net)"
}