What's Happening?
Curtiss-Wright has been awarded a $2.9 million contract to modernize the Recirculating Feed Water Control systems at a commercial nuclear power plant in Japan. The project involves replacing legacy actuator
and hydraulic power unit assemblies to address obsolescence issues and ensure long-term operational reliability. Scheduled for 2026, the modernization efforts will be carried out by Curtiss-Wright Nuclear. The company is known for its comprehensive portfolio of high-performance components and services that support the global nuclear power industry.
Why It's Important?
This contract underscores Curtiss-Wright's role in enhancing the safety and efficiency of nuclear power plants worldwide. By addressing obsolescence challenges, the company helps ensure the continued safe operation of nuclear facilities, which is critical for maintaining energy security and reducing carbon emissions. The project also highlights the importance of modernizing aging infrastructure to meet current safety and performance standards. As nuclear energy remains a key component of global energy strategies, such modernization efforts are essential for sustaining its viability and public trust.
